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Antwone Fisher has a confrontation with his past, and a speech to the mother who abandoned him, and a reunion with his family, that create great, heartbreaking, joyous moments.Full Review
Blessedly free of the self-righteous histrionics and sentimentality that so often cheapen powerful personal stories.Full Review
An assured directorial debut that goes straight for the tear ducts.Full Review
The uniformly fine performances are a tribute to Washington, who plays the shrink with his customary command.Full Review
Corny. But it's corny in a way that a Hollywood movie about a boy who just wants to go home ought to be corny. Plus when it's done with this much care, corny works for me.Full Review
