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The writers take this occasion to insert their score's best song: the sweet, simple -- and unfussily staged -- ``My Cup Runneth Over. As Christine, Stacy Edwards, who's not deaf, presents the handicap so unfussily that we just accept it, never finding it a source of pathos, and are thereby prepared for the real pathos of an intelligent woman groping her way through a peculiarly masculine brand of human darkness. Eastwood is a big, affable movie star with a reputation for doing things unfussily, on time and under budget. |
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