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| In order to hammer home the importance and growing popularity of alternative design and energy efficiency, Cambrian brought back a Sudbury native to speak on the subject. And he had other witnesses use charts and graphs to hammer home the point. Instead, the filmmakers are content to emphasize flimsy fairy-tale themes, making sure to hammer home every plot point so the target audience of teen girls (and their moms) won't be offended or confused. |
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