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11/14/03
The Navigators (2003)
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Reviews Counted:10
Fresh:10
Rotten:0
Average Rating:7.3/10
Theatrical Release:Feb 21, 2003 Limited
Synopsis: Directed by Ken Loach, the master of contemporary society, this story chronicles the issues confronting railway workers following the privatization of the British Railroad. More profoundly, the... [More]
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11/26/03
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12/30/06
Loach's characters speak in a sometimes difficult Yorkie accent, but they tell a story anyone can understand.
06/05/03
Essential Loach viewing for those who still believe in the cause.
02/14/04
Though not one of Loach's strongest films, his heart is in the rightplace, and his foray into the privatization of the British Railway System and its devstating effects on its workers is still a worthy cause to champion and a worthy film to see.
09/11/06
This is a worthwhile motion picture whose central topic will resonate with many who see it.
02/20/03
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07/05/03
If The Full Monty had been a drama, and didn't have the peeling or happy ending, it would probably have looked something like this.
02/14/03
Simply the final word on the evils of private industry.
02/22/03
While a bit less fulfilling than Riff Raff or Raining Stones, the latest chapter in the impressive Loach lexicon still packs a punch.
01/05/03
As comedy and drama, the film is full on, if not full monty... Wonderful performances keep us involved and engaged.
08/03/02
Loach has a way of capturing the offhand, unspectacular way people live, with social comedy but minus any sociology.
02/24/03
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