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By James B (2,746) on 18 Jul 2006

Winter Solstice -- :fresh: Some people hate movies which have a very fast, if existent, resolution. I would disagree…

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By Greg A (122) on 12 Jul 2006

Well, when this DVD arrived from Blockbuster, I had hoped that this might be an engaging slice-o-life film…

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By Walter M (1,360) on 12 Jul 2006

You fear seasoning. It's an issue you have to deal with…

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By Jennifer A (577) on 26 Mar 2006

After seeing Anthony LaPaglia and Allison Janney together on screen together, its a wonder someone hasn't smartened up and cast them in more…

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By Ishy N (3) on 09 Feb 2006

I really really really liked it! The ending was really great. I was hoping for more, but I liked the way they left it. It was heartfelt…

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By James H (4,675) on 17 Sep 2005

GOOD, NOT GREAT. WELL DEVELOPED CHARACTERS, SLOW MOVING AT TIMES, A BIT DEPRESSING AS WELL. NICELY ACTED BY ALL, ESPECIALLY LA PAGLIA…

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By Casey B (442) on 13 Sep 2005

[b]Mad Hot Ballroom[/b] >> B >> Cute, funny, and touching. [b]Love Me If You Dare[/b] >> B >> Engaging, comical at times, heartfelt…

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By Peter Canavese (1,744) for Groucho Reviews (1,725) on 11 Sep 2005

Something that's increasingly rare: a stringently subtextual drama....when they finally arrive, the epiphanies are small ones…

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By Janice Page (130) for Boston Globe (6,852) on 12 May 2005

Ultimately undercut by its fictional elements and its flat characters…

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By Thomas Delapa (487) for Boulder Weekly (487) on 11 May 2005

To read between the lines in Winter Solstice, you better bring a magnifying glass…

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By Michael Booth (186) for Denver Post (1,096) on 05 May 2005

This movie deserves to be seen -- and learned from…

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By Jeff Vice (1,455) for Deseret News (Salt Lake City) (1) on 05 May 2005

Give Winter Solstice some credit for taking an unexpected route…

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By Sean P. Means (2,056) for Salt Lake Tribune (1,927) on 05 May 2005

Scene after scene of halting conversations, meaningful glances and awkward pauses that will leave you as cold as the ominous title implies…

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By Pete Croatto (87) for Filmcritic.com (3,164) on 29 Apr 2005

We've seen the same material in umpteen other films, and we've learned everything about the characters during the first third of the movie…

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By Marc Mohan (821) for Oregonian (1,550) on 28 Apr 2005

The title is too cutesy and clever, but it's about the only unsubtle aspect of this poignant, humble drama that'll probably get lost amid the…

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By Cherryl Dawson And Leigh Ann Palone (956) for TheMovieChicks.com (956) on 28 Apr 2005

Empty people leading lonely lives - if there was some character growth this might be more compelling, but without that, the movie seems a bit…

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By Sean Axmaker (1,564) for Seattle Post-Intelligencer (2,422) on 27 Apr 2005

It's not sleepy, it's comatose, and writer/director Josh Sternfeld never wakes it up with anything as crass as a plot…

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By Philip Wuntch (283) for Dallas Morning News (1,592) on 27 Apr 2005

In an impressive feature debut, director-screenwriter Josh Sternfeld takes an observant, nuanced look at human behavior…

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By Tim Appelo (178) for Seattle Weekly (293) on 27 Apr 2005

Anthony LaPaglia does understated wonders...He could beat David Duchovny in an underacting contest. Few movies score so many true moments…

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By Steve Schneider (315) for Orlando Weekly (1,048) on 27 Apr 2005

This is the kind of long, dull Winter that makes you wish summer would get here right away, bringing with it the comforting prospect of getting…

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