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But he's mostly making an otherwise great movie glummer, schematic and more his way than it had to be. In the seventies and eighties, each time Middle American Radicals had demobilized as economic horizons brightened, they returned, glummer and angrier, when the business cycle turned down again. Such toys gave Depression-era children, especially boys, the opportunity to enact fantasies that helped them escape the glummer realities of family life and the unpredictability of their futures. |
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