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Sex in the cinema need not be exploitative
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Motivation is missing from this stirring biopic
It’s incredible that none of these deconstructionist set-pieces were rehearsed
The film maps out the young woman’s emotional life much better than his songs
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Meg Ryan and David Duchovny have just about enough on-chemistry for the film’s 100 minutes to pass tolerably
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