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A humorous and engaging take on the classic film "12 Angry Men," this piece offers a first-person account of watching the movie. The author playfully critiques the characters, pacing, and overall experience, poking fun at the film's intensity, slow-burn tension, and the seemingly endless debate over a single knife. However, beneath the satire, the piece also touches on the film's powerful message about justice and reasonable doubt, ultimately leaving the author feeling deeply engaged and even questioning their own life decisions. The story promises a hilarious and insightful exploration of a timeless film through a modern lens. Comparable works include Roger Ebert, Pauline Kael

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