It is also clear that the author believes that Cape Fear is over the top, but then goes on to state that it is intentionally so and that the film is better for it. As well it is stated that while neither of the films being criticized depend entirely upon their allusions to old they are still manageable and enjoyable films to non-movie aficionados...
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When reading this article the author manages to lead you to interest and enjoyment of the facts. I would have to say that while my prior knowledge of these films was in some cases little and in others non- existent I am now interested in the points raised and would find further discussion on them interesting and worthwhile...
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