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An Action/Comedy Movie That Isn't Funny

By Kyle Kellams

Published June 24, 2022 at 4:05 PM CDT

The Man from Toronto is billed as an action/comedy. It has charasmatic leads and action. But no comedy. Courtney Lanning provides her review.

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