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Atonement (2007) short review

Kendra May 7, 2007
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2007 Atonement

I was disappointed in this, mostly because after all the hype, I expected to REALLY love it. Instead, I just felt underwhelmed: mostly, because the plot is very jumpy and you see snippets of time that aren’t always well connected. I can see how it would be a much more interesting book than film! The costumes were quite nice but not overwhelmingly so – Keira Knightley’s much-discussed green evening dress is lovely, but not anything for the history books.

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