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Kelly Macdonald
Reviews Featuring Kelly Macdonald
Gritty and raw but appealing and even entertaining examination of wasted lives and drug addiction. Not to be missed.
A well-acted, ambitiously plotted directorial debut which will leave you with a big smile. If all romantic comedies had this much cynicism, violence and raw energy, there would be hope for the genre.
Discover the power of imagination with this enchanting tale of the original boy who never grew up.
Take a crime drama, add some modern-day Western-ness, throw in some dark humor, and watch some perfectly cast actors act their socks off, and youve got the most deserving Best Picture winner in years.
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