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Back to THE DEPARTED

Monday | October 16, 2006   open printable version open printable version

My first post on Scorsese’s Departed has started a passionate and pretty discerning discussion over on Jim Emerson’s Scanners blog, so I’ve joined in. You can read the thread, including my horrendously long comment, here.

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