Accuracy and realism are terrific, but if your film becomes boring, and your dialogue isn't smart, then you need to use more poetic license.
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This review of Mad Love (2001) was written by Kim Morgan and published by Oregonian on 19 Dec 2002.
Mad Love has generally received mixed reviews.
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