"At its best, the film coolly mixes incisive political commentary with a case so engrossing it’s tempting to whip out a notepad and jot down clues..."
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
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So where exactly do you fall on this film? Somewhere in the middle?
Yeah somewhere in the middle, I think it's considerably better than Crash but still suffers from some of those preachy, on-the-nose symbols. Top marks for Tommy Lee Jones though.
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