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Quality of Life Could Quality of Life be the best low-budget indie ever shot in San Francisco's Mission District? There's not much question, especially since the few other features in that category range from awkward to forgettable. link |
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| It’s Garrison and Burnam who hold the film’s center, however, with a natural magnetism. Newcomers both, they take the same clean approach to their roles that their characters bring to their tags. link | |
| Quality of Life makes for both a highly satisfying and educational film-going experience. link | |
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.. but, damn, if Garrison doesn't sell a really credible show of fear, embarrassment, and pride as a dressed-up Curtis prepares to sell out. link |
| Prison Break Lane Garrison really riles up the crowd at my place whenever Tweener shows up on Prison Break to put a kink in Michael Scofield's plans. He's the shrillest, least interesting part of the nail-biting FOX show, but he's the illest part of Benjamin Morgan's Quality of Life. link |
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