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I really enjoyed Doubt. Very well written. Tighly nestled in its roots of the mid-1960s. All the accents and mannerisms. Smooth, believable dialog Effortless pacing. No major drags in the flow from scene to scene. Great direction. And a plot that unwinded cooly while ending in a stellar culmination.
I'd be very hard pressed to come up with any negative comments. It was a very good movie that held its own from beginning to end. Made for a great flick. Certainly no room for kids. And when it comes out on DVD (after winning a number of awards, I'm sure) it will be well worth the price of a rental.
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