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Enter Marge Gunderson, one of the most fabulous movie cops in film history. The very-pregnant Marge--played marvelously by Frances McDormand in an Oscar-winning and career-defining performance--just goes about her everyday business, eating (in nearly every scene), talking to the people in the community, and examining bloody corpses as if no day is different from the next. A multiple murder in the small town of Brainerd, Minnesota--home of Paul Bunyan, as the sign claims--seems to have little effect on her. Yet she has an innate cop sense--she is very, very good at her job and determined to solve the case in her offhanded manner.
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DVD Features:
Region 1 Encoded
Interactive Menus
Film and Cast Biographies
French Dubbed
Spanish Subtitled
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Overall Rating: 5
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Jimmer from Colorado, Sep 2, 2006
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Good story with a twist. The script writers had a good imagination for this story. If you haven't seen it yet, do so soon.
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