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Ghosts of Mississippi (1996) Movie Reviews
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DVD Talk (Chuck Arrington)
The Civil Rights movement of the 1960's had many casualties of war, both black & white. THis film goes a long way to try to tell the story of one man's courage, one woman's dedication & one man's pursuit of justice. It's an incredibly moving portrayal...read the complete Ghosts of Mississippi (1996) review at DVD Talk (Chuck Arrington)
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Frankie Paiva
The movie stretches on for too long, do you really need to see him find the KKK members from long ago sitting in denim on a huge bale of hay? What about the uneeded romance between him and a hospital worker? I suppose that this is essential to painting...read the complete Ghosts of Mississippi (1996) review at Frankie Paiva
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The Boston Phoenix
Black martyr/white hero: when will Hollywood learn? Following in the timid footsteps of Biko and Mississippi Burning is Rob Reiner's knee-jerk Ghosts of Mississippi. On June 12, 1963, Klansman Byron De La Beckwith (James Woods, clearly enjoying his...read the complete Ghosts of Mississippi (1996) review at The Boston Phoenix
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