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| But ``Lassie,'' the 2006 feature (being released on Tuesday on DVD), tones down the super-canine traits and makes her a more regular dog looking out for No. The actors don't help much by presenting a crazy sea of accents: Farrell tones down his normal Irish brogue, but Leto speaks like he's in a movie about the IRA and "the troubles. In a series of smaller canvases, Handelman tones down his light fantastic in favor of a more introspective luminosity. |
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