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Sort by RATING      Sort by TITLE/YEAR      Sort by QUOTE      Sort by SOURCE       6/10      A Walk Into the Sea: Danny Williams and the Warhol Factory (2007)      "... if you can overlook [Robinson's] self-indulgent style, A Walk Into the Sea offers fascinating glimpses of the Warhol scene in the early 1960's." [movie review]      Playback:stl       8/10      A Walk to Beautiful (2008)      "... a beautiful and uplifting film...[and] Ethiopia has never appeared more beautiful than in this film's cinematography by Smith, Tony Hardmon and Jerry Risius." [movie review]      Playback:stl       7/10      Were the World Mine (2008)      "Were the World Mine is a charming picture with a very simple message: be who you are, let others be who they are, and we can all be happy. In fact, we might even be fabulous." [movie review]      Playback:stl       3/10      Whatever Works (2009)      "The role of Boris was written for Zero Mostel, who just might have been able to pull it off. But with David instead of vulnerable humanity you get a lot of agitated monologues..." [movie review]      Playback:stl       9/10      Whip It (2009)      "As in most sports movies, the matches are really a means to an end, in this case the maturation of Bliss from a compliant but unhappy daughter to a young woman who knows her own mind." [movie review]      Playback:stl       8/10      The Wild Child (1970)      "Truffaut plays Itard, a representative of the Age of Reason who never questions the benefits of civilization...Truffaut the filmmaker is more suspicious of Itard's motives..." [movie review]      Playback:stl       8/10      The Winslow Boy (1999)      "Arthur Winslow and Sir Robert Morton are as ruthless in their way as the real estate salesmen in Mamet's Glengarry Glen Ross are in theirs..." [movie review]      Playback:stl       3/10      The Women (2008)      "The most disappointing aspect of The Women is how few laughs it delivers." [movie review]      Playback:stl       6/10      World's Greatest Dad (2009)      "...Williams delivers a scarily plausible portrait of a sad sack whose need for success is so great he doesn't hesitate to exploit his son's death..." [movie review]      Playback:stl       9/10      The Wrestler (2008)      "The Wrestler transcends professional wrestling as Requiem for a Heavyweight transcends boxing ... [it] raises the broken figure of the Ram to the level of a tragic hero..." [movie review]      Playback:stl

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