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100Deep movie emotions for me usually come not when the characters are sad, but when they are good. You will see what I mean.
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88This role could represent a career performance for Cheadle, whose forceful and multi-dimensional portrayal keeps Hotel Rwanda at a consistently high level.
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88One of the year's best.
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100An extraordinary and effective film.
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100Emerges as an African version of "Schindler's List."
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88An articulate plea to Westerners not to repeat these terrible sins of omission.
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88A gut-punch of a drama.
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88Not a striking film visually. It's deliberately plain looking, focused on the appalling events with an almost documentary immediacy.
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91Several times, Hotel Rwanda teeters on the edge of making a unique, visionary statement about our times, but can't quite do it. Too bad. If it could have pulled itself together in one brilliant scene, this may have been a great movie, instead of just a very good one.
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100Enraging and enthralling.
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90Magnificent.
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90The film turns into a triumph for Don Cheadle, who never steps outside the character for emotional grandstanding or easy moralism.
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90Cheadle impressively carries the entire picture, delivering the kind of note-perfect performance that's absolutely deserving of Oscar consideration.
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90It is a powerful portrait of a slightly befuddled man who, when inhuman demands were placed on him, found within himself an unexpected response.
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83Cheadle's performance elevates Hotel Rwanda, making it a film that does justice to the tragedy it commemorates.
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90A startlingly effective and upsetting political melodrama.
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88By turns harrowing and stirring, it’s a shame-inducing history lesson that never feels like a lecture.
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