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"Mel Gibson has been hiding behind the camera, producing and directing since starring in 2002&amp;apos;s dreadful Signs, perhaps a wise choice since he spent equal time revealing weird religious philosophies and actively shocking us with his crazy off-screen persona. But now Gibson makes his somewhat triumphant return to the screen in Edge of Darkness, yet another Massachusetts-set crime thriller in which we&amp;apos;re forced to spend time debating the authenticity of the actors' Boston accents. The good news is this one is not without its merits.\nAs it happens, the film is a remake. Director Martin Campbell upgrades his 1985 British mini-series (which he also directed) in which a straight-laced father, an inspector of the local police force, deals with the mysterious death of his activist daughter, and the murkiness of the British Nuclear Policy."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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