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Title: Turning pulp into art
Review: Almost all non-linear approaches of filmmaking have always been quite overated and some even deserved a cult following. Steven Soderbergh's "The Limey" is one of those unfortunate cases when a director is so eager of turning pulp into art that he becomes completely lost in his own pedantry, but the film has its moments and it's eloquent in its violence. With Terence Stamp as an ex-convict who just watched "Get Carter", Peter Fonda and Lesley Ann Warren.
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