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Mark Twain’s America in 3D

The use of 3-D technology gives an extra kick to the archival photographs on display, but the rest of this 1998 Imax film is a forced, unfocused attempt to
interweave a biography of Mark Twain with American history. As writer-director-producer Stephen Low scrambles for material, the movie begins to resemble a last-minute school report more than anything else.

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