"Thomas Haden Church Shines in 'Accidental Texan' Dramedy: A Sneak Peek at Rudy Pankow's Mess"

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Source: Roger Ebert
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The movie "Accidental Texan" fails to recover from a disastrous opening sequence, with poor direction and disjointed editing contributing to its overall lackluster execution. The film attempts to portray rural conservatism and small-town life but comes across as pandering and insincere, leaving the audience questioning the filmmakers' intentions. Despite its clumsy filmmaking, the movie is playing in select theaters, ironically mostly in big cities.

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