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Article: `Ice Storm' is a keenly aware tale of some very lonely people.(ENTERTAINMENT)(Review) (movie review)
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- Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN)
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- April 12, 1998
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Hollywood is rediscovering the '70s. From "Boogie Nights" to the rerelease of the "Grease," you'd think the decade was one of great tragedy or discovery. But to many, they were a great big bore. Nowhere is that sentiment more pronounced, and yet entertaining, than in Ang Lee's "The Ice Storm" (5 out of five stars, rated R), a keenly aware portrayal of some very lonely people stuck in the suburbs.
Kevin Kline is wonderful as Ben Hood, a good man with absolutely no parenting skills, so tired of his upscale Connecticut rut that he's sleeping with the next-door neighbor (Sigourney Weaver) and drinking too much. His wife (Joan Allen) is also eager to break out, ...
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