Spanning four hundred years, and featuring an all-star cast of award-winning actors (most of whom play multiple characters), the new film "Cloud Atlas" is big, ambitious, and divisive.
Not surprisingly, Rafer Guzman and Kristen Meinzer find themselves disagreeing about whether it's any good, whether it makes any sense, and whether it's worth seeing.
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Rafer Guzman's positive review lead me to watch this movie - thanks, I really enjoyed this movie!!
And so did so many people in the half empty Park slope theater I watched it with - they clapped in as the credits rolled. Yeah!
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