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"The World's Fastest Indian:" a good, old-fashioned Hollywood

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feel good film, not particularly well-directed or scripted.
In fact, when the climax finally appeared, it was poorly filmed.
Why, then, is it worth talking about at all?
Anthony Hopkins does a quite good job with the character. He overcomes the repetitiveness--- and this truly was obnoxious--- of the script.

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RE: "The World's Fastest Indian:" a good, old-fashioned Hollywood - patrickU 08:30:58 03/15/08 (0)
Poorly film? Because it was filmed in an unusual way?
I found just that good because you had this little suspence to find out at first what really did happen.
I am afraid my friend, that just you ARE poorly filmed....

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