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parodistic
[par-uh-dis-tik]
Other 51³Ō¹Ļ Forms
- parodistically adverb
- self-parodistic adjective
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of parodistic1
Example Sentences
During that wait, there are some pleasures to be had, as dished out by Coogan, who tears into his role with a parodistic energy that is diverting if less than insightful.
And though the cast includes some accomplished Shakespeareans ā Kate Eastwood Norris, Todd Scofield and Cody Nickell among them ā the parodistic roles into which theyāre shoehorned prove to be one-note caricatures embellished with hackneyed accents.
Hidden beneath its parodistic action-comedy exterior is a message, one that doesnāt set out to merely lampoon the genre but to playfully question almost everything about it.
Some of its parodistic winks and turns are clever, and a few of its jokes are funny in a way thatās embarrassing to admit.
Thatās because, for all its blatant offensivenessāwhich, though likely parodistic, is nonetheless unmitigatedāthe film is a noteworthy reflection of several strange but authentic aspects of moviemaking and moviegoing.
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