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The Manchurian Candidate
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Denzel Washington, Liev Schreiber, Meryl Streep, Vera Farmiga View AllCrew
Jonathan Demme (Director), Dean Georgaris (Screenplay), Daniel Pyne (Screenplay) View AllRelease: Jul. 30th, 2004
Runtime: 2 hours, 9 minutes
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The sci-fi is a bit heavy on the -fi, but there is enough build to keep us engaged and Demme/Fujimoto conspire effectively to create a tension-filled world, particularly in the dream sequences, which start out very sketchy and confused, and eventually we see exactly what happened.
The sci-fi is a bit heavy on the -fi, but there is enough build to keep us engaged and Demme/Fujimoto conspire effectively to create a tension-filled world, particularly in the dream sequences, which start out very sketchy and confused, and eventually we see exactly what happened.
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