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I love this movie because it is subjective. A friend of mine believes David Strathairn can not be the lead protagonist in a movie. I agree with him only in that the movie is a "regular mainstream crowd pleaser" like, oh I don't know, "Drumline" or "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me". Mr. Strathairn is better suited when he does not have to pander to a common public."Limbo" is like none of those movies. It would be considered slow because it does not rush it's characters. Once the credits roll, it is simply subjective film making that asks you to think a little. This is not lazy film making, it is good and necessary.
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