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'Strange Days' Was a Sci-Fi Flop for Ralph Fiennes, but Roger Ebert Loved It
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The 1995 sci-fi thriller 'Strange Days' bombed at the box office, but legendary critic Roger Ebert hailed it as a cinematic masterpiece.
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- Directed by Kathryn Bigelow, 'Strange Days' starred Ralph Fiennes in a futuristic tale of virtual reality and murder, but it struggled to find an audience despite its critical acclaim.
- In his review, Ebert praised the film's innovative use of technology and called it 'a breathtaking achievement,' cementing its status as a cult classic among sci-fi fans.
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Ralph Fiennes, Roger Ebert, Strange Days, 'Strange Days'