Movie endings are supposed to be the ultimate revelation. They are the bottom of the ninth, the homestretch, the fourth quarter. Movies live or die by their final 20 or 30 minutes. So by that measure, ...
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IT'S HARD to say what's more troubling. Is it the assumption -- made in "Spartan," a quintessentially Mametian thriller from writer-director David Mamet -- that Middle Eastern white slavers have been ...
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