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“But this is a movie about growing up even when life makes you want to shrink into yourself and disappear, and its inexorable forward momentum is a force that Maya will eventually need to roll with rather than resist.”
“In this case, that “someone” is Charlie (Gabriel Basso, far too charming for someone whose breakthrough role was playing J.D.”
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“It’s only because single dad Felix is so fucking eligible that Maya’s baggage affirms its weight.”