We have a Sundance theater in Madison, but it seems to only get films that have played Sundance Festival, which is as good (or bad) as mainstream Hollywood for the most part.
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I'm still dying to see 'The Wind That Shakes The Barley' and 'That Damn United.'
We have a Sundance theater in Madison, but it seems to only get films that have played Sundance Festival, which is as good (or bad) as mainstream Hollywood for the most part.
I hadn't heard of this movie (which I MUST see now that I have heard of it), but I saw a lot of familiar faces in that trailer.
Now I want to see this movie!!!
Has anyone checked Netflix for it?
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