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I Think Max's New Comedy Sweethearts Is Good, But It Should Have Been Split Into Two Movies
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Max's new comedy 'Sweethearts' divides critics, with some arguing it would've worked better as two separate films.
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- The film's runtime clocks in at nearly 2.5 hours, leading some to believe it should have been split into two parts to allow for deeper character development and pacing.
- Despite the mixed reviews, lead actors Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling have been praised for their chemistry, with one critic calling their performance 'the heart and soul of the movie'.
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Emma Stone, Ryan Gosling, Sweethearts