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Friday, December 31, 2010

Mississippi Burning (1988)


A drama directed by Alan Parker, starring Gene Hackman.
Legal representatives from the north go to a southern town after civil rights workers are killed. They are there to track down the killers and have them prosecuted.
This film was just over 2 hours, but it felt like 3. Everything about it was dull and boring. There were a few violent scenes, but nothing to get excited over. There was also a church burning scene that would make Count Grishnackh proud. I'm rating it poor for not holding my interest.

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