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Review: Lassie Come Home (1943)

April 26th, 2010 | No Comments | Posted in Early Childhood Education

The latest STAR WARS craze clearly shows that certain categories of movies are very hard to review objectively. The reviewer is often tempted to judge movie not by its own merit, but by his or her own feelings of nostalgia towards past times. Many …

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I’m often criticized by elitists in the film world for my love of Star Wars. It’s just a bunch of cheesy, popcorn movies lacking substance, they tell me. There’s nothing these snobs can say that will lessen my love for one of the great cinematic …

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