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| | 1997 in Review - Film (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12) |
 | | Emerson College dropout Paul Thomas Anderson's sophomore sizzler (his first film was last winter's little noir Hard Eight), a grand, comic epic about the porn-film industry of the late '70s and early '80s, one-ups Scorsese, Altman, and Tarantino. |
 | | Anastasia, from Disney alum Don Bluth, is animation that looks more like a live-action movie, but its tale of how Tsar Nicholas II's youngest daughter finds her grandmama -- and love -- in Paris, despite the efforts of the villainous Rasputin, is Anastasia's story as it never was but should have been. |
 | | With Elisabeth Matheson magnificent in the title role, the film is like an Icelandic saga: love and marriage, family and society, sin and redemption -- what life is all about. |
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