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1. Steven Rea plays Hauptmann, a German immigrant whose past was checkered but who insisted he was innocent.
2. Steven Rea wrote in " The Philadelphia Enquirer ", " Despite its spooky, color-desaturated visuals, guffaws, not screams, are more in order.
3. Joe Morgenstern of " The Wall Street Journal " and Steven Rea of " The Philadelphia Inquirer " named it among the top ten best films of 2006.
4. However, Steven Rea of the " Philadelphia Inquirer " gave the film a positive review by calling it : " A bravely earnest and gauzy bit of biography ".
5. Steven Rea stated that the actor portrayed the character with a " nutty " confidence; Mick LaSalle from the " San Francisco Chronicle " agreed with Rea's thoughts.
6. It's difficult to find steven rea in a sentence. 用steven rea造句挺難的
7. Steven Rea talked about McConaughey's role, " Just about everything is right with " Dallas Buyers Club ", beginning with Matthew McConaughey's literally transformative portrayal.
8. Steven Rea of the " Philadelphia Inquirer " said that the movie " looks and sounds as if it came out of the Disney Studios of the'40s or'50s.
9. Steven Rea of the " Philadelphia Inquirer " noted that " there isn't enough story to sustain " Goldilocks and The Three Bears " for the length of the film.
10. Steven Rea of the " Philadelphia Inquirer " gave it three-and-a-half stars out of four, calling it a " quiet, quirky gem " and " terrific ".
11. Steven Rea of " The Philadelphia Inquirer " gave the film a 2.5 out of 4 rating and said " it's bleak business, and as it hurries toward its explosive, expository conclusion, the film becomes nonsensical, too ".
12. Steven Rea of " The Philadelphia Inquirer " gave the film three and a half stars out of four, saying " Tim Burton's " Corpse Bride " is easily the best stop-motion animated necrophiliac musical romantic comedy of all time.
13. Steven Rea of the " Philadelphia Inquirer " observed, " Full of clunky humor, battle-of-the-sexes musings and spicy accordion music, " Everybody Wants to Be Italian " is relentless-but not necessarily relentless fun ."
14. And that's something to see . " Steven Rea of " The Philadelphia Inquirer " gave the film four out of four stars, saying " " The Grand Budapest Hotel " is by far the most headlong comedic affair in Anderson's canon.
15. Steven Rea of the " Philadelphia Inquirer " called the film " a compelling, and grim, portrait of small-town lives gone wrong ", " disturbingly good ", while also writing, " the film's characters get inside your skin, your soul.
16. On the negative side, Steven Rea of " The Philadelphia Inquirer " gave this film a score of 2.5 / 4, saying that " it's a harrowing tale, but one that gets phonied up with unnecessary slo-mos, manipulative soundtrack cues, and unrestrained thespianism ."
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