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To Die For

The drama tells a different story based on a novel named Joyce Maynard. Susan Stone (Nicole Kidman) dreams of being a world-famous news anchor. Now, Susan enters the perfect experience of her life by marrying Larry Marito (Matt Dillon).
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TV Guide
February 12, 2008 Like Roseanne, Gus Van Sant refuses to compromise his trademark smarty-pants assault on storybook America.
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Chicago Reader
February 12, 2008 If, like me, you find things to admire in all of Gus Van Sant's early films, you may be especially gratified by what he's done with a satirical anti-TV script by Buck Henry.
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Time Out
February 09, 2006 If you've hitherto failed to respond to the laid-back oddball appeal of Van Sant's movies, fear not: this is a sharp, consistently funny blend of black comedy and satire on the deleterious effects of television.
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EmanuelLevy.Com
January 09, 2007 A mean-spirited satire, told in mock-tabloid style, this film features the best performance of Nicole Kidman to date (better than The Hours for which she won an Oscar), as an amoral small-town girl obsessed with becoming a TV star.
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Newsweek
February 12, 2008 A smart and wicked delight
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Entertainment Weekly
February 12, 2008 As Jimmy, the teen sap who falls hard for Suzanne, Joaquin Phoenix is dead-eyed yet touchingly vulnerable -- a mush-mouthed angel.
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CNN.com
February 12, 2008 It's highly recommended.
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Combustible Celluloid
May 26, 2006 Gus Van Sant directed this sharp black comedy about the obsession with television and celebrity culture.
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Ozus' World Movie Reviews
April 04, 2008 A grotesque black comedy.
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