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Release Date:     February 17,2006

MPAA Rating: R For language and some violent content

Distributor: Sony   Running Time: 113 Mins

Seen At: Regal Oxford Valley

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A Film Review By Clyde Ayles

A SCREAMFEST

"Freedonland" starts off on the right track, then somehow it makes a left turn on the wrong tracks. JULIANNE MOORE is a mother who screams and cries that she has been carjacked by a black man. She claims he threw her out of the car and took off not knowing that her four year old son was sleeping in the back seat.   As we meet her in the emergency room of the local hospital, sporting cuts and bruises, we hear her story. SAMUEL L. JACKSON  (one of my favorite actors) is the cop who shows up to get her story.  This is where the screamfest starts. They yell and scream at each other so much it's hard to tell what they are saying.  As this is going on, there is racial tension between the white cops and the blacks in the projects where Moore works with kids at a care center. Sorry to say that all this resolves nothing, makes no sense, and really hurts the ears.  Director JOE ROTH ("Black Hawk Down") gives us one of the big cop out endings that we have been seeing lately. Ther must be a book that contains stupid cop out endings for movie makers who don't know what to do when they get to three quarters of their film.        SEE YA AT THE MOVIES   CLYDE
 

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