Literature for
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Printed Media Reviews

Ennis, Melinda. Exorcism isn't scary, but a trial for viewers. In: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Atlanta, GA, USA), Atlanta Newspapers, Vol. 57, No. 252, 9 September 2005, h1+h5, (NP)
Horwitz, Jane. The Exorcism of Emily Rose. In: The Washington Post (USA), Vol. 128, Iss. 278, 9 September 2005, Pg. 36 (weekend section; the family filmgoer), (NP)
Hunter, Stephen. Freed Spirits: 'The Exorcism of Emily Rose' Possesses a First-Rate Cast. In: The Washington Post (USA), Vol. 128, Iss. 278, 9 September 2005, c1+c4, (NP)
O'Sullivan, Michael. It Won't Make Your Head Spin. In: The Washington Post (USA), Vol. 128, Iss. 278, 9 September 2005, Pg. 36-37, (NP)
Schwarzbaum, Lisa. "The Exorcism of Emily Rose: Take two aspirin, a glass of holy water, and call us in the a.m. (B-)". In: Entertainment Weekly (USA), Vol. 840, 16 September 2005, Pg. 61, (MG)
Travers, Peter. "The Exorcism of Emily Rose: A sinfully dull "exorcist' rip-off (*)". In: Rolling Stone (USA), Vol. 983, 22 September 2005, Pg. 116, (MG)
Cinénews : L'Exorcisme d'Emily Rose. In: Keskispas (Begium), Vol. 5, 4 November 2005, Pg. 30, (MG)

Original Literary Source

MacReady. Emily Rose: The Real Story of Anneliese Michel's Exorcism. In: MovieNews.com (http://www.moviesonline.ca/movienews_1253.html), MovieNews.Com, 2005, (NP)
Members, Wikipedia. Anneliese Michel (inspiration for Emily Rose story). In: Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anneliese_Michel), (MG)

Other information

Hansen, Eric T.. What in God's Name?! A New Film Examines a 1976 Exorcism, Asking What Possessed Those Involved. In: The Washington Post (USA), Vol. 128, Iss. 273, 5 September 2005, n4, (NP)

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