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You Can Count On Me (2000) Rank 2 Reviews
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Tempi Moderni (--)
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Chicago Reader (Ronnie Scheib)
Lonergan's validation of big-minded small-town life has been neatened up to the point of blandness. ...read the complete You Can Count On Me movie review at Chicago Reader (Ronnie Scheib)
Miradas desde el Sur (Leonel Delgado Aburto)
Cinefile: il Cinema in Rete (Alberto Cassani)
Boxoffice Magazine (Annlee Ellingson)
An ensemble character piece, You Can Count on Me counts on great performances, and Linney, Ruffalo, Culkin and Broderick deliver. ...read the complete You Can Count On Me movie review at Boxoffice Magazine (Annlee Ellingson)
homevideo.about.com (Ivana Redwine)
Cinema in Focus (Wayman and Conklin)
New York Post (Jonathan Foreman)
Visually flat and uninteresting and too often feels like a (leisurely paced) filmed play. ...read the complete You Can Count On Me movie review at New York Post (Jonathan Foreman)
Movie Parables (Michael Elliott)
A marvelous ensemble cast displays great depth of feeling in this character study of a film. ...read the complete You Can Count On Me movie review at Movie Parables (Michael Elliott)
Friday and Saturday Night (--)
Most critics, who are so tired of movies in which everything blows up and everyone is killing each other, will be hard pressed to admit that the protagonists of “You Can Count on Me†are archetypes and the story through which they travel is a formula. ...read the complete You Can Count On Me movie review at Friday and Saturday Night (--)
3BlackChicks Review (Rose 'Bams' Cooper)
I may never need Nytol again. ...read the complete You Can Count On Me movie review at 3BlackChicks Review (Rose 'Bams' Cooper)
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