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        Death becomes Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Seth Rogen, who find laughs among the sadness of cancer.
            by Daniel Feingold
            Cancer is no laughing matter, but people sometimes use humor to deal with the disease. Case in point: cancer survivor Will Reiser, whose wonderful, semi-autobiographical screenplay for 50/50 treats a grim subject with a light touch that, along with tremendous performances, makes the film one of the most likeable of the year.&hellip;
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