Review: Take another route

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This one should be the “Road” not taken.

Depressing instead of insightful, overwrought instead of forthright, “Reservation Road” paves phony-baloney emotionalism into a promising dramatic scenario: What happens when the guy who secretly perpetrated the hit-and-run that killed your little son turns out to be a neighbor in your own lily white upper-middle class Connecticut community?

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