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Nicky Katt
Reviews Featuring Nicky Katt
Whether regarded as a postmodern study of the paradoxes of art and identity, or just viewed as a series of amusing, intricately related episodes, this bold Hollywood satire has something - but perhaps not quite enough - for everybody.
Mild, easy-going and comfortably-directed family stuff thats just fun enough to hold the attention but its also lacking a little in spark and originality.
Considerably more interesting than sleep.
An immigrant saga of family, blood and assimilation that just happens to be set in the world of the yakuza.
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