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| | TheMovieBoy Review: Dogfight (1991) |
 | | Nancy Savoca's "Dogfight" is a virtually unknown gem, and is one of the sweetest, most touching romances of the decade. |
 | | That is only the beginning of "Dogfight," a quiet, flawlessly made film, in which not much more should be said, except to say that Birdlace begins to actually like Rose, and it develops into much more of a complex story than it originally seems. |
 | | If there is one element of "Dogfight" that I could single out as being brilliant in every sense of the word, it is Lili Taylor, who, in one role after the other, gives a three-dimensional, flesh-and-blood performance, and this is her best role to date. |
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