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"No Country for Old Men" renews the legacy of Mailer and Peckinpah, who extended the reach and freedom and redefined the positive and negative limits of the male character in American literature and movies." - - Michael Sragow in this commentary in The Baltimore Sun.

Posted by BSR on November 24, 2007 05:57 PM | Permalink

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