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# Resurrected
When everyone was falling over themselves to declare the genius of Paul Greengrass around the time of the release of [The Bourne Ultimatum](Bourne_rule), [Mark Kermode](Mark_Kermode) wanted to point out that he had been aware of Greengrass' brilliance ever since his 1989 feature debut Resurrected. Indeed, he points out that he was the only critic "sensibly quoted" on the poster.
When everyone was falling over themselves to declare the genius of Paul Greengrass around the time of the release of [The Bourne Ultimatum](Bourne_rule), [Mark Kermode](Mark_Kermode) wanted to point out that he had been aware of Greengrass' brilliance ever since his 1989 feature debut Resurrected. Indeed, he points out that he was the only critic "sensibly quoted" on the poster.
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# Resurrected
When everyone was falling over themselves to declare the genius of Paul Greengrass around the time of the release of [The Bourne Ultimatum](Bourne_rule), [Mark Kermode](Mark_Kermode) wanted to point out that he had been aware of Greengrass' brilliance ever since his 1989 feature debut Resurrected. Indeed, he points out that he was the only critic "sensibly quoted" on the poster.
When everyone was falling over themselves to declare the genius of Paul Greengrass around the time of the release of [The Bourne Ultimatum](Bourne_rule), [Mark Kermode](Mark_Kermode) wanted to point out that he had been aware of Greengrass' brilliance ever since his 1989 feature debut Resurrected. Indeed, he points out that he was the only critic "sensibly quoted" on the poster.
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Resurrected
When everyone was falling over themselves to declare the genius of Paul Greengrass around the time of the release of The Bourne Ultimatum, Mark Kermode wanted to point out that he had been aware of Greengrass' brilliance ever since his 1989 feature debut Resurrected. Indeed, he points out that he was the only critic "sensibly quoted" on the poster.
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Resurrected
When everyone was falling over themselves to declare the genius of Paul Greengrass around the time of the release of The Bourne Ultimatum, Mark Kermode wanted to point out that he had been aware of Greengrass' brilliance ever since his 1989 feature debut Resurrected. Indeed, he points out that he was the only critic "sensibly quoted" on the poster.