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  You Should Have Left Review by Tim Nasson

  Universal's You Should Have Left is the latest movie to bypass movie theaters and debut via streaming, (following the likes of Trolls: World Tour, The...

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  Billy Crystal is Sammy Davis Jr. on SNL 1984

  There has been so much faux outrage over white actors impersonating black actors (Jimmy Fallon as Chris Rock), and incredibly talented white actors (Matt Lucas, David Walliams, Chris Lilley) creating and playing hilarious non-white characters (Little Britain, Come Fly With Me, Angry Boys, Jonah From Tonga, Lunatics, and more) and - unnecessarily having to publicly apologize for fear of losing their livelihoods. Notably absent in the press, every single instance where Billy Crystal plays Sammy Davis Jr. Not a word, anywhere, other than here.

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  Disney Plus Complete List of Movies

  Here is the complete list of movies debuting on Disney+ on November 12, 2019. Keep in mind, this list doesn't include the TV shows, or National Geographic fare, only movies. Disney+ costs $6.99 per month, or $69.99 per year. It is free for the first 12 months for Verizon Wireless customers. Unlike Netflix, Disney+ owns the rights to all of their movies. Because of that none of the movies that debut on Disney+ will ever disappear from the service.