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“Acting is genuinely so stupid”: The 12 best Letterboxd reviews from Ayo Edebiri

“This movie is really and truly Post-God.”

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Did you know that Ayo Edebiri has been creating some of the best movie reviews on Letterboxd?

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Ayo Edebiri rose to fame thanks to her Emmy-winning performance in Hulu’s The Bear. She also starred in the fan-favorite queer comedy, Bottoms, and lent her voice to various animated hits such as Spider-Man: Across the Universe, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem, and Inside Out 2. As her career continues to blossom, Edebiri has solidified her place in pop culture.

The Internet loves Edebiri, who is undeniably hilarious. She’s contributed a lot to online culture, including the fan-favorite joke about her being Irish. Before she was a star, Edebiri was known for her comedic chops and being outspoken online. This included some extremely funny reviews on Letterboxd. Since becoming more popular, she’s toned down her posts a bit. However, her account is still a treasure trove of hilarious film observations.

Here are some of the funniest movie reviews by Ayo Edebiri…

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1. The Empire Strikes Back

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2. Rise of the Planet of the Apes

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3. Beau Is Afraid

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4. House of Gucci

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5. M3GAN

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6. Halloween (1978)

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7. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

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8. Titane

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9. F9

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10. The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (1974)

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11. The Godfather

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12. Space Jam

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You can follow Ayo Edebiri on Letterboxd here.


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