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Joy luck club

Reviewed on 06/07/07 Plays: 23

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Format: VHS, Joy Luck Club Release Date: 1995-01-26, Rating R (Restricted),	156 Store Reviews	1.98
Format: DVD, Joy Luck Club Release Date: 2002-06-04, Rating R (Restricted),	156 Store Reviews	4.81
Format: DVD, Joy Luck Club Joy Luck Club	1957 Store Reviews	9.36
Format: DVD, Joy Luck Club Release Date: 2002-06-04, Rating R (Restricted),	1633 Store Reviews	11.49
Format: DVD, Joy Luck Club Chinese-American women learn from the stories of their mothers. Directed by Wayne Wang. From the Amy Tan novel.	Not yet rated	3.77

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The 1993 film adaptation of Amy Tan's bestselling novel is both a delight and a moving experience, an anthology of stories wrapped in one Chinese-American woman's journey to understand her roots. Wayne Wang ( Eat a Bowl of Tea ) directs a large, outstanding cast spread over eight different tales of the lives of Chinese women, most of them set in the past. The script by Tan and Ronald Bass ( Rain Man ) is a delicate balance of emotions that swell but don't gush, and Wang brings impressive texture and a personal feel to Tan's descriptions of daily life in the Chinese-American community. This sprawling, good-looking movie makes for a cathartic tearjerker one can feel good about. --Tom Keogh

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