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 The comedian plays a woman who pretends to be pregnant in an outdated and mostly unfunny attempt to bring back studio comedy. I always root for Amy Schumer, even though she sometimes plays it hard. When she's good, she's great — and, for the most part, that was on Inside Amy Schumer, her Comedy Central sketch show that aired from 2013 to 2016. Schumer's style of comedy — raunchy, self-deprecating, pointing out pervasive sexism while mocking certain types of white women — was both its own and critical of the era of pop feminism, your best friend who shares too much during the rise of personal essays. Director: Tyler Spindel Writers: Julie Paiva, Amy Schumer Stars: Amy Schumer, Will Forte, Jillian Bell For better and, at least on the big screen, for worse, Schumer's sensibility has remained there. Kinda Pregnant, her new Netflix movie, repeats the hits Schumer is known for (unabashed physical comedy, frank discussion of bodies, blatant refusal to play a good girl), but i...