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If you feel that the obits for James Brown don't quite get it, then please try this humble offering, a review written over a year ago. It's as close to getting it as I'll ever get.
Posted by mbayles at December 28, 2006 2:21 PM
Serious Popcorn Where are the great films nowadays? Not in the cineplex, typically - or even the video store,
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