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sanitariumzero — 20 years ago(September 03, 2005 04:15 AM)

I just saw this movie a few days ago. I liked it a lot. One thing in the 80's that really seemed to come into the public eye was addiction. It was then that self help groups started to form. I like how this movie went into what addictions do to people.

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I have to agree this was a pretty good movie and is under rated on this site

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Well, maybe there was a campaign for him but it just didn't work out. Did he get any other awards for this role, since that is what leads to an Oscar nod?

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There is no justice to the fact that Keaton wasn't even nominated for the oscar for this role. Very powerful performance in a very powerful movie.

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Great performances all around. But Keaton takes command of the movie and never lets go. Very convincing performance!

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This is one of the most realistic depictions of the disease of addiction that I have ever scene, anchored by Keaton's powerhouse performance that should have earned him an Oscar nomination.

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i LIKE iT TOO

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Great movie that really hits home with many of us. As a member of AA, I can relate to many of the experiences portrayed.
And yes, AA has been around since the 1930's

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Actally, AA has been around since 1935waaaaaaay before the 80s.

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This is easily my favorite Michael Keaton movie, and probably his greatest role. I too enjoyed how the movie focused on what addiction did to people's lives, rather than simply concentrating on the physical repercussions.

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