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TRUST WEIGHTED
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Really Great | Great | Really Great | Risqué | Glib |
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Really Great
4.5
Male bonding, tragic beauty and fly fishing merge into one – and exceptional writing runs through it. With apologies t… |
Great
4.0
Brad Pitt established himself as a leading man playing self-destructive golden boy Paul Maclean. Pitt's trademark boyi… |
Really Great
4.5
Before Clint Eastwood established himself as a leading director, another superstar actor did the same. *A River Runs T… |
Risqué
1.6
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Glib
1.1
Calvin Coolidge's America gets wonderfully evoked. |
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Really Great
4.5
An epic tale of two brothers who were raised in a strict Presbyterian household in post WW1 Montana. This story contr… |
Great
4.0
Young Brad Pitt and Craig Sheffer are the masterful mainstays of this film, with a fine showing from Tom Skerritt as th… |
Really Great
4.5
Robert Redford directs a classic using an overflowing tool-chest of stunning scenery, well written drama, and outstandi… |
Risqué
2.0
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Glib
1.5
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Aug 23, 2009 10:50AM
Wick
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Regarding BrianSez’s Review I seem to recall that his first scene was standing in the middle of a trout stream bathed in golden sunlight. So Golden Brad appears and these girls in front of me start squealing and giggling like, well, like girls who were just getting their first good look at Brad Pitt. That’s when I knew we had a major new star on our hands. |
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The Tattooist of Auschwitz2024 |
0 |
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The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare2024 |
0 |
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Gladiator II2024 |
0 |
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Air2023 |
0 |