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Oliver Platt
Reviews Featuring Oliver Platt
Not remotely frightening, but remarkably good fun.
Riffing off the Thanksgiving myth, 'Pieces of April' offsets sentimentality with some hard-hitting cynicism. Intelligent, painful, and ultimately very moving.
Bring back Dogtanian and the Three Muskehounds!! Now.
This biopic of pioneering sexologist Alfred Kinsey has its balls in its brain rather than the other way round.
A film that once again shows that history will always repeat itself, this character-driven true story brings authenticity and suspense to a page of American history.
Virtually ignored and unseen in its theatrical release, this is a film about the complex bond between a lonely father and his troubled adoptive son that could benefit from DVD viewingas it should.
The end can't come soon enough with this overlong and overhyped disaster epic that all been done before - just far better.
A somewhat return to form for the X-Men series thanks to a few star turns and a pre-dominantly riveting story spanning three decades. Just forget X-Men: The Last Stand and X-Men Origins: Wolverine never happened.
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