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grrljock | May 4, 2012 5:58 PM
Wow. Firstly, the trailer was great in that it piqued my interest rather than showing the whole movie. Secondly, Quvenzhane is just sensational. Definitely on my must-see list.
Therese Shechter | May 4, 2012 10:51 AM
Having seen this at Sundance, I think it's safe to say almost none of us have seen a movie like this. Most everyone who saw it there was floored by the creativity and vision, but I worry that it might have a tough time with a larger audience. Here's wishing it lots of breakout success!