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, he is partly responsible for the sharpest TV satire – and the best series, period – in years. But after’s critical castigation, he came out swinging, writing: “If you don’t have at least a small ember of anxiety about the climate collapsing I’m not sureThe thing is, film critics are not supposed to assess a film’s moral worth. They are simply supposed to judge it as a piece of art or entertainment.
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