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Sepia is not a Tomatometer-approved publication. Reviews from this publication only count toward the Tomatometer® when written by the following Tomatometer-approved critic(s): Dwight Brown.

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Tragedy of a Ridiculous Man (1981) Dwight Brown If five dollars is still dear to you, you can skip this one.
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Butterfly (1981) Dwight Brown [Pia Zadora] won a Golden Globe Award for best new talent... It makes one wonder. Could the Hollywood foreign press have glue for brains?
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Cannery Row (1982) Dwight Brown Nearly all the faults of this ill-made film can be blamed on its directing.
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Das Boot (1981) Dwight Brown Das Boot's actors look like they have lived through every sneak attack and painful claustrophobic moment in this film.
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Evil Under the Sun (1982) Dwight Brown Agatha Christie fans will be pleased.
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Quest for Fire (1981) Dwight Brown [An] innovative work.
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Diva (1981) Dwight Brown Yes, this film is a little contrived at times, but it’s still one of the best pictures I've seen all year. Hats off to the French!
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Richard Pryor Live on the Sunset Strip (1982) Dwight Brown Richard Pryor has risen from the ashes, and he’s back, black and better than ever!
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Wrong Is Right (1982) Dwight Brown [An] awkward blend of comedy satire, adventure drama and everything else but the kitchen sink.
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One From the Heart (1982) Dwight Brown Unfortunately, in all his zeal and desire to make a new kind of picture, one of the finest filmmakers of our day neglected to come up with an interesting story about interesting people.
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A Week's Vacation (1981) Dwight Brown It's understated, romantic -- yet poignant, too: areal charmer.
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Christiane F (1981) Dwight Brown Director Ulrich Edel has spared us none of the grimmest details of a young junkie’s life. And, thank goodness, because he’s managed to destroy a lot of glamorous myths about the subject.
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Soup for One (1982) Dwight Brown The finest moment in this film is when it ends.
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Paradise (1982) Dwight Brown Poorly written, directed, and acted, only a few generous location shots of Israel save this film from being the worst carbon-copy picture of all time.
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Too Far to Go (1979) Dwight Brown This film is a great cultural study, augmented by two fine actors and near-perfect direction.
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Cat People (1982) Dwight Brown With a unique blend of mysticism, eroticism and tension, this remake is both engrossing and terrifying in an off-beat way.
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Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior (1981) Dwight Brown This one is destined to be a box-office smash.
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Penitentiary II (1982) Dwight Brown It certainly has nothing that is unpredictable.
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Some Kind of Hero (1982) Dwight Brown Richard Pryor rises above the dull om screenplay, giving an arresting and ironic performance that reaffirms his talents as a dramatic actor.
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