The Golden Compass (film) (English Wikipedia)

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Review: 'Golden Compass' loses its way by Mick Lasalle in the San Francisco Chronicle. December 7, 2007

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Heritage, Stuart (15 December 2009). "Who killed off The Golden Compass?". The Guardian. London.
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