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I Love You, Man
When it comes to the March movie slump, “Love” really is all you need.
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Confessions of a Shopaholic
P.J. Hogan’s grating comedy shows that racking up extreme credit card debt isn’t cute or charming — who knew?
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He’s Just Not That Into You
Fine for a night out with the gals, but fails to revamp the running-on-empty romantic comedy genre.
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Happy-Go-Lucky
Mike Leigh’s ode to optimism revolves around Poppy, a London teacher who loves life almost as much as I love this movie.
High Fives
Lexi’s Top Ten Films of 2008
1. The Dark Knight My favorite film of the year and arguably the best superhero movie of all time. Christopher Nolan’s gothic epic is heightened by the maniacal flair of Heath Ledger (R.I.P.) and the notable absence of Katie Holmes. 2. The Wrestler Darren Aronofsky (“Requiem For A Dream“) is a master of bleak storytelling, […]
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Last Chance Harvey
Joel Hopkins’ pleasant but forgettable romance is like “Before Sunrise” for the older, less intellectually-demanding crowd.
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Revolutionary Road
Kate Winslet and Leo DiCaprio play married folks leading lives of not-so-quiet desperation in this commanding, suburban drama.
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Frost/Nixon
Ron Howard’s nail-biting drama “Frost/Nixon” packs a mean political punch.
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Twilight
Stephenie Meyer’s lovesick vampire tale provides more than enough passion and slashin’ to sink your teeth into.
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Role Models
In David Wain’s childish new comedy, Paul Rudd and Seann William Scott play two slackers who seem allergic to growing up.
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