Hail Satan?
Buried somewhere in this smart but somewhat disorganized and repetitious movie about The Satanic Temple is a trickier, potentially deeper and more all-encompassing work.
Kate Nelligan
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U.S. Marshals (1998)
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U.S. Marshal Walsh
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Margaret's Museum (1997)
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Catherine
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Up Close And Personal (1996)
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Joanna Kennelly
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Wolf (1994)
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Charlotte Randall
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Fatal Instinct (1993)
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Lana Ravine
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The Prince Of Tides (1991)
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Lila Wingo Newbury
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Eleni (1986)
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Eleni
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Dracula (1979)
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Lucy Seward
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A 'Silence' sweep?
Conventional wisdom has it that the Motion Picture Academy likes to honor Feel Good films with its Oscars. Gritty and violent movies may be nominated for the best picture award, but the winner will be a movie that embraces traditional values and leaves us with a warm glow. That theory has certainly held true over the past 10 years, during which the only really Feel Bad movie that won as best picture was "Platoon." I do not count such Feel Good About Feeling Bad movies as "Terms of Endearment."
