Research Paper On Dead Ringers

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Let's be honest right away. I'm not a huge Cronenberg fan. I've seen most of his movies and more often than not, I don't end up loving them. That qualification right there probably puts me out of the running for giving a valid opinion on Dead Ringers. Nevertheless, this is my site and I can do what I want! First things first, I appreciate the hard work put into the Blu-ray from Scream Factory, but unfortunately, I did not enjoy the movie itself. If you want to read more (I forgive you if you don't), please read on...

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How does one describe a plot for a movie they didn't really understand? Let's see if I can Tatlock it up a bit with what I think the movie was about.

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