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Aronofsky’s tragic characters are often likable, but rarely will a riot break out when they meet their inevitable demise.

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Despite those bumps, Gordon, who shares a story credit with Brooks, is a nimble, likable comedian.

Just as its opening triggers hope for its wannabe family men, you want “I Don’t Understand You” to really nail its downward spiral, and yet it’s something of a misfire, albeit a likable one.

The second act is a likable, fragile bubble of an idea.

Their parents, too, are likable, loving, hard-working people, a little bossy now and then, but genuinely concerned for their children.

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