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Reeling Reviews
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April 09, 2005

There's quality here and that's a real good thing.
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eFilmCritic.com
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July 30, 2007

Irving's clean, economical dialogue and Hallstrom's beautifully morose direction cut the fat off of the cliches.
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Time Out
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June 24, 2006

Hallström's humanism is possibly a little low key and romantic given such tough themes as abortion and incest.
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Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY)
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June 26, 2004

Not since The World According to Garp has a movie based on a John Irving novel captured the wry realism of the author's work.
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San Francisco Chronicle
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June 18, 2002

[It] is a fable that turns into a 1940s New England variation on Charles Dickens. It is also one dickens of an American movie.
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Common Sense Media

December 28, 2010

Thought-provoking movie for teens and up.
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Variety
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May 30, 2008

Hallstrom's film could have used more dramatic muscle but is nonetheless a touching, old-fashioned charmer that ultimately satisfies.
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Big Picture Big Sound
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July 14, 2007

A bouillabaisse of all the best soap opera elements - orphans, abortion, debilitating injuries and, of course, death.
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Film.com

January 01, 2000

Perceived as too soft by some and too weird and kinky by even more.
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EmanuelLevy.Com
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June 22, 2007

A softer, kinder version of John Irving's book, which was edgier and more critical, though you can't blame the filmmakers since Irving himself adapted his novel.
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New York Observer
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April 27, 2007

Mr. Irving remains a disturbingly facile spinner of yarns in which the most sordid facts of life are glossed over into comfortably didactic homilies about the innate goodness of people. Yet, I was somehow moved...
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Film.com

January 01, 2000

Misses Irving's main gifts, despite his own best scriptwriting intentions.
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