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Home > Blogs > Sir Critic on Cinema > Archives > 2006 > March > 05 > Entry

Screenplays

By Eric Robinette | Sunday, March 5, 2006, 11:14 PM

Absolutely no surprise in either of these. Loved McMurtry’s comment about keeping books alive.

I thought Crash was somewhat overrated but it did have some good, thoughtful writing.

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