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What grade would you give this film?
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 Dead Man Walking 
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Dead Man Walking is a 1995 American drama film based on the book of the same name, which tells the story of Sister Helen Prejean (played by Susan Sarandon), who establishes a special relationship with Matthew Poncelet (played by Sean Penn), a prisoner on death row in Louisiana.

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B-

Typical Oscar-baiting prison film, with an excellent performance by Sarandon.

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The acting is superb, especially by Surandon and the always great Penn.

I think he deserved the oscar just as much as she did, and who knew Tim Robbins was a very good director. The overallness of the film is pretty deep as you dont know whether to feel sorry or hate him. B+

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Thegun wrote:
The acting is superb, especially by Surandon



Surandon? Is that how we shorten Susan Sarandon? :biggrin:

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ValleyGuyChristian wrote:
Thegun wrote:
The acting is superb, especially by Surandon



Surandon? Is that how we shorten Susan Sarandon? :biggrin:


you better believe it, get with it :shades:

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Good story, but boooooooring execution (of the film). I liked the performances and the end of the film was quite good, but the rest was a borefest.

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This was the play I was just in for College, it holds a special place for me now, the depth of the film is quite great. I got to meet Tim Robbins and the real Sister Prejean in preparation.

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A decent (if somewhat overrated film) with great performances from Sarandon and Penn.

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