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Any flaws in execution pale against those moments when the film brings history to vital life.Full Review
It's remarkable, a war story told as a chess game where the loser not only dies, but goes by necessity to an unmarked grave.Full Review
Enemy at the Gates has its deficiencies, but the first-rate cast is not among them.Full Review
It's too circumscribed and polite for the story it's telling, curiously deficient in the unexpected.Full Review
Annaud's epic might have worked better dramatically as a smaller, more focused picture. The best scenes simply involve Law and Harris playing sneaky professional games (less cat-and-mouse than cat-and-cat) with each other.Full Review
