Opening

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Can Mr. Smith Get to Washington Anymore Reviews

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Pablo Villaca
Cinema em Cena

Como documentarista, Popper curiosamente reflete as virtudes e fragilidades de seu protagonista: tem o coração no lugar certo, mas demonstra inexperiência ao criar uma narrativa com certo carisma, mas claramente amadora.

| Original Score: 2/5

January 6, 2008
Andy Klein
Los Angeles CityBeat

... by-the-numbers and effective, if a bit overlong ...

March 15, 2007
Kevin Crust
Los Angeles Times
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Mr. Smith captures ground-level political machinations in an utterly fascinating way. The question raised by the title makes for an interesting, if possibly disheartening, debate.

Full Review Source: Los Angeles Times | Original Score: 4/5

February 1, 2007
Tim Grierson
L.A. Weekly

For all its rah-rah David-vs.-Goliath populism, Can Mr. Smith understands that even an uncorrupted outsider like Smith must master the art of campaign gamesmanship to be successful.

Full Review Source: L.A. Weekly

February 1, 2007
Bill Stamets
Chicago Sun-Times
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Can Mr. Smith Get to Washington Anymore? is an amusing case study in youthful enthusiasm for the electoral process, but this modest documentary skips the weighty issues posed by its namesake, the Frank Capra 1939 drama.

Full Review Source: Chicago Sun-Times | Original Score: 2.5/4

December 22, 2006
Jonathan Rosenbaum
Chicago Reader
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[Director Frank] Popper sticks close to the fierce campaigner and his young, mostly inexperienced staffers, capturing all the energy, idealism, dour humor, and unreasoning hope of a Cinderella candidacy.

Full Review Source: Chicago Reader

December 22, 2006
Michael Wilmington
Chicago Tribune
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The movie is breezy, fun and keeps comin' at ya. Politics needs more of this and less of what went on in Ohio.

Full Review Source: Chicago Tribune | Original Score: 2.5/4

December 21, 2006
Janice Page
Boston Globe
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A rousing, sometimes funny, frequently depressing documentary.

Full Review Source: Boston Globe | Original Score: 3.5/4

November 3, 2006
Robert W. Butler
Kansas City Star

Warm, funny, informative, breathlessly paced and inspiring.

Full Review Source: Kansas City Star | Original Score: 3.5/4

October 27, 2006
Eddie Cockrell
Variety
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Although the outcome is public record, pic is undeniably gripping as it reveals a distressing degree of voter complacency.

Full Review Source: Variety

September 23, 2006
Ann Hornaday
Washington Post
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Director Frank Popper has made a lively, engaging nail-biter of a film that recalls The War Room in its candor, intimacy and breathless pace.

Full Review Source: Washington Post

September 21, 2006
Elias Savada
Film Threat

Very enjoyable debut feature...Popper's camera captures the angst of the grassroots crusade in its massive slog for integrity on the campaign trail.

Full Review Source: Film Threat | Original Score: 4.5/5

September 20, 2006
Gerald Peary
Boston Phoenix
April 23, 2009

St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 23, 2006
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