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‘The Debut’ Review: Julianne Moore and Paul Giamatti Are Dynamite Together in Jesse Eisenberg’s Entertainingly Offbeat Theater Comedy
When Mona ( Julianne Moore ) tells a friend she’s auditioned for a production of a show called Nosy Neighbors at their local theater, he admits he’s never liked musicals.
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The review praises Jesse Eisenberg’s new film The Debut as an off‑beat theater comedy that satirizes the world of community‑stage productions. Julianne Moore and Paul Giamatti lead as a pair of actors navigating the film’s “wild turns,” delivering a “swing‑for‑the‑fences” performance that keeps the story frequently hilarious. The movie builds a faux‑authentic theatrical setting, using the premise of a local musical called Nosy Neighbors to explore an “overly committed” actor’s self‑destructive pursuit of artistic perfection, though the review notes the film remains uncertain about its ultimate message.
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