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The man did many great things, as this movie shows, a perfectionist to a horrible flaw. Comments tm this story? E-mail gamecockfeatures@gwm.sc.edu obsessive compulsive disorder that flares up with anxiety and slowly but surely takes over his mind. This is the first movie in a great while that did not use OCD for laughs or melodrama. It’s told straight up, and by doing so draws the audience into Hughes’ quiet and impenetrable despair. ■ ‘AVIATOR’ Continued from page 14 everyone in the ’30s in Hollywood is at least a little nuts. The movies covers the billionaire’s halcyon years, his relationship with Katharine Hepburn and his torturous I With Verona, Third to None, and I Your Last Dream. I New Brookland Tavern, 7 p.m. I All Good Citizens TODAY All Good Citizens (formerly The Farewell Note), Verona, Third to None, Your Last Dream 7 p.m. New Brooldand Tavern, 12^ State St. $7. 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