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Steven Soderbergh: Critical Review by Peter Matthews

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Elmore Leonard
About 9 pages (2,608 words)
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SOURCE: Matthews, Peter. “Blind Date.” Sight and Sound 8, no. 10 (October 1998): 8–12.

In the following positive review, Matthews praises Soderbergh's film adaptation of Elmore Leonard's novel Out of Sight.

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