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Wildlike
 Good 17 Points 2014
BrianSez – with 17 Trust Points – rated it Good

Wildlike deals with some troubling subjects such as teen/child abuse and drug addiction in a very palatable way. Discovering genuine caring people in the amazing Alaskan landscape.

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Win Win
 Really Great 88 Points 2011
Wick – with 66 Trust Points – rated it Really Great

Win Win has become such a cliche, yet is anything but in the entirely winning movie of that title. Cleverly mining today’s uneven economy, the uneasy equality of modern marriages, the unjust world of neglected kids, and not least, the under-appreciated sport of high school wrestling, Win Win…

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Winchester '73
 Very Good 66 Points 1950
Wick – with 66 Trust Points – rated it Very Good

Classic Westerns come no more accomplished than Winchester ’73. It ably weaves a tale around “The Gun that Won the West,” the Winchester 1873. This Precious changes hands almost as often as My Precious in Lord of the Rings…

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Winning
 None Yet 0 Points 1969
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Winter's Bone
 Very Good 96 Points 2010
Wick – with 66 Trust Points – rated it Very Good

Heroism and bravery have a new name, and that name is Ree. Just 17 years old, Ree’s as brave and heroic as any movie hero ever. Played by stellar newcomer Jennifer Lawrence, her quest – Winter’s Bone being a quest movie – is so virtuous and she’s so intrepid, so true, that you know she’s boun…

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Winter's Tale
 None Yet 0 Points 2014
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Wish I Was Here
 None Yet 0 Points 2014
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Witness
 Really Great 66 Points 1985
Wick – with 66 Trust Points – rated it Really Great

Harrison Ford came down to earth in Witness, proving his stardom transcended SciFi and Fantasy. More importantly, Peter Weir’s big hit proved a heartwarming thriller. Still is, some 30 years after its premier.

Ford plays an ambitious Philly Detective who holes up with a nearby Amish family a…

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Witness for the...
 Really Great 66 Points 1957
Wick – with 66 Trust Points – rated it Really Great

Starched and stilted, Witness for the Prosecution nonetheless packs one hell of a punch at the end, with glorious detail throughout and a powerhouse cast who are the complete masters of their juicy roles. Nevermind that its theatrical roots show. Agatha Christie knew how to write for max view…

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Wolf
 None Yet 0 Points 1994
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