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Posted by Analog Scott on January 15, 2008 at 11:59:48:
After seeing There will be Blood, No country for old men, The Divingbell and the Butterfly and Sweeney Todd I was beginging to think maybe I had simply lost touch with excellence in film given all the praise these films have recieved. Charlie Wilson's war was pretty terrific. Packed full of content, good humor, good story telling and a nice weaving of many layers of content and many perspectives on politics and world affairs.