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Advantages: Can entertain fans of the genre
Disadvantages: Boring, slow and lacks that spark of magic

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THE PLAGUE: WRITERS & DIRECTOR'S CUT

Advantages: To see how a good film can be ruined by businessmen pretending to be artists
Disadvantages: This is not the Writers' or Director's vision. This is a "producer's cut".

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Advantages: Crisp and refreshing
Disadvantages: None

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