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‘Moneyball’: Yet another movie that plays fast and loose with the facts
Once again, some of the creative geniuses of Hollywood have shown us that when it comes to true stories, the drama, passion, richness and humor of real life are never good enough. Unfortunately, this will ever be so. Many of … Continue reading
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