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Thursday, May 20, 2010

Frida Review

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Hey now, Frida, you poor child. I always thought your paintings were amazing, but this movie has truly made me a bonafide fan of your work and well, you. I never thought about watching the movie Frida, nor was I interested in hearing this young girl's struggle to being one of the most powerful painters ever to walk this planet, but here I am, enjoying her story, falling in love with her, and soaking in the incredible soundtrack that accompanies it. See Frida if love music, brave women, and inspiring art. See Frida, you'll love it. 8.7/10.

   

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