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Movie Site : Movie Reviews : Drama : The Tic Code

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Title: The Tic Code

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Genre: Drama

Release Date: , 1999

MPAA Rating: R

Runtime: 91 minutes

Director: Gary Winick

Writer: Polly Draper

Distributor: Avalanche Releasing (USA)

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Rogue's Review:

A heartfelt labor of love

Polly Draper (who wrote this and co-stars) can be truly proud of this effort, a beautiful and deeply felt labor of love. Brilliant performances from the always-sublime Gregory Hines and Chris Marquette, who portrays the young Miles with breathtaking believability - he does not hit a false note in the entire movie, and his scenes are not easy, which is an understatement. Never wallowing in sentimentality, the film maintains a gritty, soulful tone throughout. Highly recommended.

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