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Beautifully creepy... Less concerned with gags than nimble storytelling and wide-screen aesthetics (every brooding corner of the frame is blotted in monochromatic noir hues), Plympton mines elegance from the utterly gonzo.

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05/05/08

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I like to think Plympton would take it as a compliment if I said he sees human beings as little more than a debased sum of bodily functions.

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06/25/08

3.5/5

Although this is, in part, a darkly comic exploration of man's inhumanity to man, there is a current of optimism, flowing like the artwork, beneath the story.

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05/26/08