Review of Hollywoodland (2006) by Gene Seymour for Newsday — 06 Sep 2006
What's gratifying about Hollywoodland, a mood-inflected autopsy of Reeves' own hopes and dreams, is that while its characters may be prone to pathos, they elude easy pity by being mostly (if merely) human.
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This review of Hollywoodland (2006) was written by Gene Seymour and published by Newsday on 06 Sep 2006.
Hollywoodland has generally received mixed reviews.
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