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	 “Diamond-hard and dazzlingly brilliant, David Cronenberg's film plays like a deeply perverse, darkly comic successor to 'Videodrome'.”~Slant
 
	
	
	 Aroview: David Cronenberg adapts Don DeLillo's post-modern novel about a billionaire asset manager whose journey via limousine across a gridlocked Manhattan is stalled by various chance encounters.
Although too esoteric for general tastes, this is a quintessential example of Cronenberg's precision-cut mise en scene and mastery of form and content, in which DeLillo's curious prose is distilled into a thematically dense, language-rich story for our times. Indeed, a return to form for the Canadian auteur after 2011's surprisingly limp A DANGEROUS METHOD.
	
	    	  
	 
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		3 stars (Good Enough) A fresh scenario - would have been even better with an actor playing the lead - not sure about last segment as Giamatti mumbles his lines. ~Tubbs 
3 stars (Good Enough) The beginning of Robert Pattinson shaking off his typecasting. He gets better but he's definitely trying here. ~Pearce 
 		
		
	 
	 
	 
	  
	
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