0Witney Seibold
3.93Witney Seibold’s “Too Much a Product” Is More of a Treatise Than a Review 
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3.03Witney Seibold Is Two-Faced in Contradictory “Yank With a Mighty Furor”
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Word Count: 608 |
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3.15Witney Seibold Hits the Nail on the Head in “Second Opinion: Thor”
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Word Count: 1065 |
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4.25Witney Seibold’s “Review: ‘Romeo + Juliet’” Has Hot Verisimilitude
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Word Count: 802 |
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4.2Witney Seibold Offers a Breath of Fresh Air in “Second Opinion”
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Word Count: 730 |
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3.28Whitney Seibold Is Hilarious and Hard-Hitting in “Lost in the Cracks.”
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Word Count: 684 |
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Review Sampler
Optimus
High Reviews-
Katherine Monk
4.85
Katherine Monk’s Tongue Is Firmly in Her Cheek in “Well-Dressed Mess” -
Roger Moore 4.8
Roger Moore’s “Best Picture of the Year?” Engages the Reader -
Christy Lemire 4.75
Christy Lemire’s “Out of the Furnace” Is a Triumph of Smart Reviewing
