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SEAN O'CONNELL

PUBLICATION(S)
• Charlotte Weekly
• Citysearch
• Eclipse Magazine
• Filmcritic.com
• Flipside Movie Emporium
• MovieWeb

BIOGRAPHY
In one of those "your peanut butter is in my chocolate" moments of enlightenment, Sean O'Connell realized almost 10 years ago that he could combine his love of movies with his tolerance for writing, and maybe even make a living of it. He's still trying, and the good people at USA Today, MSN, Citysearch, The Charlotte Weekly, NBC, CBS and others have helped.
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STATS
Total Reviews: 803

CRITICS GROUP(S)
Online Film Critics Society

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• Location: Charlotte, NC, where Gwyneth Paltrow weighs 350 lbs.

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B+	"Mostel doesn�t quite perform as much as he projects through the back of the wall, and Wilder perfectly counters him with a clipped nervousness that�s sweet and compassionate." -- Eclipse Magazine Posted Apr 8, 2003	The Producers (1968)	90%
B	"As in a delectable gumbo, certain ingredients pick up the spice while others tame the drama." -- Eclipse Magazine Posted Apr 8, 2003	Eve's Bayou (1997)	80%
B-	"(It's) exactly what you get (for free) on the television show. Just with more cursing and male nudity." -- Eclipse Magazine Posted Apr 8, 2003	Jackass: The Movie (2002)	49%
B+	"*When Maggie Gyllenhaal finally becomes a household name, audiences will look back on her role in Secretary* as the push that started her ball rolling.*" -- Eclipse Magazine* Posted Apr 8, 2003	Secretary (2002)	74%
C	"Plays as a surprisingly pedestrian romance offset by one sweet performance from Tierney and one salty dog turn from Harrison." -- Eclipse Magazine Posted Apr 8, 2003	The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (1947)	100%

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