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By Bellaray ? (504) on 19 Aug 2007

The ending was left a little too open for my liking…

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By Lauren T (103) on 18 Aug 2007

I'm not a huge Parker Posey fan, but I couldn't help but fall in love with this movie…

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Review of Broken English: Three Songs by Marianne Faithfull (1979)

By Heather J (128) on 18 Aug 2007

This movie moved so slow I didn?t bother to finish it…

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By Babak I (91) on 18 Aug 2007

I rented this movie but couldn't watch more than 10mins of it. Boooorriiinnggg…

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By Justin L (603) on 18 Aug 2007

You gotta love those 'i wish I wasn't alone' movies…

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By Irina F (2) on 15 Aug 2007

Didn't quite understand wtf was going on…

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By Ken P (275) on 13 Aug 2007

An uneven, but somewhat impressive debut feature from John Cassavetes daughter Zoe…

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By Jess L (793) on 13 Aug 2007

Interesting film. The word great doesn't come to mind but there is definitely something special about this movie…

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By Zach B (271) on 12 Aug 2007

Good, not great. Parker Posey is good and I can definitely see Zoe Cassavetes making some excellent films in the future…

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By Akemi U (2) on 12 Aug 2007

A little slow. Parker Posey is a good actor and an attractive lady, though…

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Review of Broken English: Three Songs by Marianne Faithfull (1979)

By Allan S (103) on 11 Aug 2007

Parker - I LOVE YOU more and more everytime I see you on screen. Thanks :)…

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By Rhea M (10) on 11 Aug 2007

The only thing that made this movie even close to watchable was Parker Posey. The movie…

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Review of Broken English: Three Songs by Marianne Faithfull (1979)

By Briana B (49) on 10 Aug 2007

Parker Posey is fantastic in this movie, but the plot dragged a little bit in the beginning. I enjoyed the film though…

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Review of Broken English: Three Songs by Marianne Faithfull (1979)

By Melissa R (260) on 08 Aug 2007

Sweet, bitter-sweet. Honest perspective on what we really want…

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Review of Broken English: Three Songs by Marianne Faithfull (1979)

By Jordan W (739) on 07 Aug 2007

Beautiful Film. It could be labeled as a romance but it just didn't feel like one. It felt too damned much like real life…

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By Paulette R (4) on 04 Aug 2007

It's a different type of movie for Parker Posey. I'm happy that I saw it, but in no rush to see it again…

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Review of Broken English: Three Songs by Marianne Faithfull (1979)

By Michelle S (534) on 02 Aug 2007

A little slow to start, but left a dusting of inspiration on me upon finishing. made me want to meet a french man and have few inhibitions. :)…

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By Evelyn M (320) on 01 Aug 2007

Favorite movie I have seen in a long time…

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Review of Broken English: Three Songs by Marianne Faithfull (1979)

By V H (149) on 31 Jul 2007

[i]Broken English[/i] begins with Nora Wilder (Parker Posey), a single, mid-30's Manhattanite, preparing to attend the fifth-year anniversary…

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Review of Broken English: Three Songs by Marianne Faithfull (1979)

By Mark V (431) on 30 Jul 2007

Worth it for the end. Love the way her makeup changes throughout the film to make her look more alive. Hehe…

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