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In the latter, a snarky comedy writer forges an unexpected love connection with a handsome musician she meets backstage at a “Saturday Night Live”-style sketch show.

"The speech was much softer and less snarky than his recent speeches," Lev Nachman, a political scientist at the National Taiwan University, told the BBC in reference to Thursday's address.

By this film, you’re either already in the tank for Reynolds’ snarky, self-referential material, or watching this sounds like absolute hell.

“This is going to sound really snarky, but I think people who oppose instituting an address system don’t realize how inconsiderate they are to everyone else,” Bjerre said.

That did not include carrying an umbrella during his remarks in front of 10 Downing Street, where Mr. Sunak was drenched in a spring shower that yielded a flood of snarky headlines.