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Director Ridley Scott and stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Russell Crowe can't make up for a thin story.
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Touching, human performances by Marianna Palka and Jason Ritter turn an improbable premise into a sweet, grounded love story.
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Sally Hawkins stars as a thoroughly sunny, centered person -- hardly the usual Leigh character.
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Gil Kenan's sci-fi feature is set in a subterranean city where inhabitants won't leave.
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Max Ophüls' 1955 masterpiece gets a superb restoration.
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CRITIC'S PICK:
Carina Chocano 'Burn After Reading'
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The comedy from David Zucker has a silly, slapdash quality that lacks any real satirical bite, but there are some amusing moments.
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Also: 'Fireproof' and 'Freebird'
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CAPSULE REVIEWS:
Also: 'Days and Clouds,' 'The Amazing Truth About Queen Raquela,' 'Forever Strong' and more
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Director Stuart Townsend can't quite properly portray the 1999 protests against the World Trade Organization.
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In his World War II epic, Spike Lee dramatizes the all-black Buffalo Soldiers' battles at home and abroad, but comes up short.
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Shia LaBeouf and Billy Bob Thornton are featured in a D.J. Caruso film that tries to get viewers worked up about cyber-surveillance.
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Diane Lane and Richard Gere reteam in a seaside-set romance.
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Sam Rockwell's talent for sardonic aloofness serves a film based on Chuck Palahniuk's novel.
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Tim Robbins, Rachel McAdams and Michael Pena star in a film that hews to the home-front and road-movie genres.
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The parental bond binds in Wayne Wang's return to intimate filmmaking.
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CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK:
After closing the series' production in L.A. for tax incentives in New York, 'Betty' flaunts its new locale tonight in the season premiere. What's the next showbiz expat?
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