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From: moriarty@uw-june (Jeff Meyer)
Newsgroups: net.movies
Subject: "Tomorrow"... a review (Robert Duvall in a Faulkner short story)
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Date: Sun, 4-Mar-84 17:31:34 EST
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Posted: Sun Mar  4 17:31:34 1984
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This is a review of a movie that is being released around Seattle (and
hopefully, elsewhere) due to the fact that it's screenplay is written by the
same person who wrote Tender Mercies and Robert Duvall is in it.  It was
done in 1981 and didn't get much play then.  Duvall describes it as his best
performance, and I can't argue.  I loved Tender Mercies; thought it was one
of the best movies viewed last season.

Well, I liked Tomorrow even better.... this is a classic and should not be
missed if you liked Tender Mercies.  It is taken from a William Faulkner
short story, and is proably the best Faulkner adaptation to the screen I've
ever seen.  It is not pretentious, and I doubt it has any underlying
message; it is simply an excellent portrait of several poor, rural
characters, each drawn and described in such beautiful detail as  to astound
one.  I cannot recommend this highly enough.

Wish I could go into more detail, but I'm out of time.... If you like Duvall
or liked Tender Mercies, don't miss Tomorrow.

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