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By John Wirt (638) for Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) (638) on 18 Sep 2005

Junebug has delightful moments, but much of it is a Southern-fried drag…

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By Sean P. Means (2,056) for Salt Lake Tribune (1,927) on 18 Sep 2005

Morrison captures not only the flavors of Southern living - from church suppers to hollerin' contests - but a sense of what it's like to be Southern…

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By Jeff Vice (1,455) for Deseret News (Salt Lake City) (1) on 15 Sep 2005

This comedy-drama takes a few unexpected dramatic turns and actually manages to say a few things about the peculiar charms of the South without…

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By Rob Thomas (1,118) for Capital Times (Madison, WI) (875) on 15 Sep 2005

A marvelous and moving film that looks honestly and penetratingly at every character in its frame, constantly surprising us and challenging…

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By Chrisc. (50) on 15 Sep 2005

To anyone who reads the reviews for this movie: go and yell at all the managers of the local 18-screen movie theaters who can't make the space…

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By Joeh (19) on 12 Sep 2005

A deft protrayal of the gap, let us say GULF between sophisticated, successful urbanites and the not-well-to-do rural American families they…

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By John Beifuss (1,947) for Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) (1,944) on 08 Sep 2005

There are ceramic cardinals mounted on the wall, and Zingers on top of the refrigerator; but there are dark woods here, and they're just beyond…

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By Richardb. (26) on 05 Sep 2005

I have to say I expected more from this movie, more than another About Schmidt, Broken Flowers, Ingmar Bergman-lite mood piece about how human…

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By Kimberley Jones (866) for Austin Chronicle (7,653) on 03 Sep 2005

The sum is something deeply profound: about awkwardness, culture clash, failed connections, and – ultimately – the strength that comes…

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By Roger Moore (6,008) for Orlando Sentinel (1,594) on 01 Sep 2005

The adult tensions and the tone take us to a place remembered so vividly that even if we don't know this corner of the South, we've somehow…

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By Thomas Delapa (487) for Boulder Weekly (487) on 01 Sep 2005

A cool delight when it sticks to comic observation. It only starts to crawl when Morrison shifts his blue-gray medley to darker tones…

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By Steve Schneider (315) for Orlando Weekly (1,048) on 31 Aug 2005

Adams won a Sundance award for her portrayal of this deeply lovable motormouth, and it's easy to see why…

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By Jimr. (13) on 29 Aug 2005

This a fine movie that respects all of its characters, when it could have easily turned all of them into cliches…

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By Collin Souter (180) for eFilmCritic.com (5,125) on 27 Aug 2005

As curiously odd, profound and beautiful as its title…

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By Dustin Putman (2,479) for TheFilmFile.com (2,314) on 27 Aug 2005

A warm and honest gem of a movie, frequently laugh-out-loud funny in surprising and genuine ways, and quietly touching without forcing obvious…

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By Phoebe Flowers (256) for South Florida Sun-Sentinel (746) on 25 Aug 2005

While this sweet-tart movie is definitely worth seeing, more compelling is what Morrison, and Adams, will do next…

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By Terry Lawson (645) for Detroit Free Press (942) on 25 Aug 2005

As someone with Southern roots, I can tell you I personally know every character in this movie…

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By Michelle Alexandria (310) for Eclipse Magazine (446) on 25 Aug 2005

Amy Adams gives an Oscar worthy performance in this quiet, contemplative film about southern family life…

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By Gary Thompson (1,554) for Philadelphia Daily News (1,596) on 25 Aug 2005

Excels at showing us characters and situations that turn out to be far more complicated than they initially appear…

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By Sean Burns (1,156) for Philadelphia Weekly (778) on 23 Aug 2005

Sort of a Meet the Parents for the Sundance set, director Phil Morrison's bizarrely overpraised Junebug is one of this year's vaguest, most…

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