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Very Normanrockwellesque, but a must

Posted by Victor Khomenko on December 28, 2010 at 08:44:45:
At times drippy-syrupy feel-gooddish, and too artificial, but even with all those faults still a must see for good performances and if not real, then at least somewhat convincing atmosphere.
Has much more in common with Jimmy Stewart's silly and lovable idealistic films (Mr. Smith, Little Shop, etc), than with reality... but so what? Sometimes we all need a good doze of positive emotions.