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About 35 minutes into “If I Had Legs I’d Kick You,” an indie written and directed by Mary Bronstein, Rose Byrne’s Linda stretches out on her couch, stoned, and starts watching a schlocky horror movie ...

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NEW YORK — Rose Byrne has scored with “Star Wars,” horror (“28 Weeks Later”) and raucous comedy (“Bridesmaids,” “Platonic”). Yet it’s her towering work as a super-stressed mother and therapist in the ...

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Everyone is finally able to see Rose Byrne at her most unlikeable. As Linda in If I Had Legs I’d Kick You, which premiered at Sundance Film Festival earlier this year and is out now, Byrne brings a ...

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When something in culture becomes too monolithic to ignore, the logical next step is to parody it. The more an image proliferates in the world, the more nagging it is, and naturally, our brains twist ...