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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0233657/usercomments-45 Not great, but really not that bad.
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![]() I watched Slingblade again for the millionth time. It's one of those movies where, even if you own it and you see it come on tv, you just can't stop watching. Dwight Yokum cracks me up, especially when he calls the boys over to jam.
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