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'It all adds up to something very unsatisfying, and less than honest. We all know what the first casualty of war is; Charlie Wilson's is no exception.'
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'the performances are likeable and entertaining, while Nichols pumps the whole proceedings with a satisfyingly fluid, dramatic energy'
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'Audiences may flinch at the thought of another miserable war movie. But Nichols frames the film like a surreal comedy.'
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'War has rarely been this much fun, but director Mike Nichols is careful to offset the mischief with a poignant reminder of the days that lay ahead.'
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'the film is so anxious not to bore us that it doesn't quite balance seriousness and comedy well enough.'
Read more » Telegraph.co.uk
Read more » Telegraph.co.uk
'Their film is never glib or flippant, but instead shows a lightness of touch and a swiftness of attack — 96 minutes to drink some cocktails, make some deals and send the Russians packing — that stand in welcome contrast to the plodding, somber earnestness of some recent movies I will tactfully refrain from naming.'
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