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Tristram Shandy at IMDB, or the review at Variety.
I really liked this movie. The incisive observations about the film industry are cut with the really subtle and delicately handled details of the marriage and fatherhood of Steve Coogan. The first half plays like Spinal Tap about movies, and somehow the gravity of the second half can only be understood if you also appreciate the humor of the first. It left me wondering about my own nightmares, and whatever the difference is.
And that's the problem with films, in the end... you can't take anything away from them. They're just movies.