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Ryan Reynolds says the 1980s were a traumatic and 'brutal time' — and people aren't happy about it
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Ryan Reynolds says the 1980s were a traumatic and 'brutal time' — and people aren't happy about it
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Ryan Reynolds may have a point, but no one is hearing it. Reynolds was talking about an upcoming film that focuses heavily on American culture in the 1980s when he described what he thinks the decade was really about.
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Ryan Reynolds called the 1980s a "brutal" and "f---ing mess" at the "Mayday" premiere, sparking fierce pushback from Spencer Pratt and Dan Bongino.
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