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Posted by tunenut on July 3, 2011 at 18:07:01:
I found much to admire, if not to embrace. This is not a film that touches the emotions, it isolates the characters in a time and place- 1950s Waco, Texas. It is pretentious to be sure. But much of it is quite remarkable nonetheless. I cannot profess great affection for the characters (compared, say to Bridesmaids, or a more normal character-driven movie). But visually, it is as sumptuous as his others.