

Some say being first in the US to witness the big-screen musical combo of Beyonce, Jamie Foxx and Eddie Murphy is worth the price of admission.
Or perhaps it's the "exclusive collector's souvenir program and a special edition commemorative Dreamgirls' lithograph."
(Though it's not clear if a $25 seat

But I say it makes no economic sense when you can get essentially the same Eddie Murphy performance right here for free.
In the 1980s he played this Godfather of Soul-like character for laughs. Now he plays it for Oscars.
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