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Richard Roeper
Entertainment columnist
Richard Roeper, a Sun-Times contributor since 1987 and a Chicago native, is the author of seven books and the former co-host of “Ebert & Roeper and the Movies.” He is the film critic for ABC-7’s “Windy City Live.”
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Ryan Reynolds’ wisecracking antihero teams with Hugh Jackman’s surly mutant for a bloody, bombastic buddy-cop adventure that freely breaks the fourth wall.
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