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Modern cinema has accepted that the "Brady Bunch" moment—the instant harmonious merger—is a myth. The drama now lies in the "uncanny valley" of family life: the car rides where nobody speaks, the confusion over who sits where at dinner, and the weirdness of hearing your parent laugh at a joke you don't understand with a person who isn't your other parent. Modern cinema has accepted that the "Brady Bunch"