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This very syndrome is vigorously and unexceptionally denounced in the Bible by the prophets and by Jesus. There's no doubt where this baby's heading, but as the film proceeds unexceptionally toward its inevitable conclusion, the mild-mannered pleasantries give way to cheerfully winning moments that make the experience worthwhile. They appear as pallid abstractions, like the noble savages of eighteenth-century philosophes, and, like them, unexceptionally noble. |
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