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About Me
bill morancy
montpelier, vermont, United States
born 1945
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Friday, April 2, 2010
Get Carter
Michael Caine
Fast-paced, violent thriller from Britain's early 70's flowering. This was extremely well done in all aspects...except for the music and lighting style it could've been made yesterday.
Solid film.
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