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A masterpiece of film, thank you Tim Burton ! I shared it with my 28 year old Son again ! Bravo !
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The movie was as I remembered, but the theater experience was terrible. The movie wasn't "verified" to be run at the early showing, and I received an incomplete refund. Unsatisfactory!!
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The movie's problem is that no one seemed to have any fun making it, and it's hard to have much fun watching it. It's a depressing experience.
Roger Ebert
Chicago Sun-Times
It would be a lot better if it didn't lean exclusively on bone-crunching action for its climactic thrills, and the story continues long after its ideas have started to sag. [29 June 1989, Arts, p.10]
David Sterritt
Christian Science Monitor