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deeply meditative picture
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This is a heartfelt story ...
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elevates itself from being yet
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most striking about this largely celebratory film
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than fiction ?
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enjoying much of it
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sublimely
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we 're told something creepy and vague is in the works
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is doubtless
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expertly cast
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, colorful world
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Parker probably thinks he 's shaking up a classic the way Kenneth Branagh and Baz Luhrmann have , but this half-hearted messing-about just makes us miss Wilde 's still-contemporary play
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be distasteful to children and adults
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to skip the film and pick up the soundtrack
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was the Roman Colosseum
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a video helmer making his feature debut
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for a watch that makes time go faster rather than the other way
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sanctimonious
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you 've got to hand it to director George Clooney for biting off such a big job the first time out
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Apparently designed as a reverie about memory and regret , but the only thing you 'll regret is remembering the experience of sitting through it .
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horrifying documents
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are obviously pretty clever
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lit
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us to be transported into the life of Wladyslaw Szpilman , who is not only a pianist , but a good human being
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a young woman 's
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, but one whose lessons are well worth revisiting as many times as possible
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all hang out
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terrifically told by the man who wrote it but this Cliff Notes edition is a cheat
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Jennifer Love Hewitt
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At its best ( and it does have some very funny sequences ) Looking for Leonard reminds you just how comically subversive silence can be .
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the epicenter of percolating mental instability
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cop
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twice as bestial but
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saddle
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has seen the release of some of the worst film comedies in decades
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The Love Boat
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readily
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kickass
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because it plays everything too safe
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human resources was a good , straightforward tale , but time out is better . it 's haunting . it 's like a poem .
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I do n't think most of the people who loved the 1989 Paradiso will prefer this new version .
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her petite frame
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the worst kind of mythologizing ,
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of watching Disney scrape the bottom of its own cracker barrel
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bogs down in genre cliches here
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the audience riveted
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haunts us precisely
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as American Pie On Valium
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but a Savage Garden music video on his resume
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mildly unimpressive
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most depressing places
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the poignancy of a Hallmark card
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'd recommend waiting for DVD and just skipping straight to her scenes
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Bad Film You Thought Was Going To Be Really Awful
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're not interested .
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is gratefully received
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spliced in
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light romantic comedy , good gosh
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with its own quirky personality
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the producers
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, this is a movie that also does it by the numbers .
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overflows with wisdom and emotion
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Dante Spinotti 's luscious cinematography
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puzzle whose pieces do not fit .
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Michael Berg and Michael J . Wilson
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of the upper class almost as much as they love themselves
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's there
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traffic
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as Jules Verne 's ' 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea ' and the George Pal version of H.G. Wells ' ` The Time Machine
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the slowest person in the audience
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loads of irreparable damage
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' is the word for the big-fisted direction of Jez Butterworth , who manages to blast even the smallest sensitivities from the romance with his clamorous approach .
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a Diesel fix
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is its underlying concern with the consequences of words and with the complicated emotions fueling terrorist acts .
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is barely worth
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A major waste ... generic .
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everything that 's plaguing the human spirit in a relentlessly globalizing world
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develop them
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Cosa
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The Chateau has one very funny joke and a few other decent ones , but
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of soliloquies about nothing delivered by the former Mr . Drew Barrymore
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may as well be called '' Jar-Jar Binks
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is an almost poignant dimension to the way
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shiver
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is a little scattered -- ditsy , even .
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a lot of baby boomers
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of Damon Runyon crooks
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one lewd scene
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Is it a comedy ? A drama ? A romance ?
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perfectly respectable , perfectly inoffensive
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farts , boobs
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commercial yet
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shame Americans , regardless of whether or not ultimate blame
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ten-year-old female protagonist
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first 2\/3
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, kids will go happily along for the ride .
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leaves viewers with the task of divining meaning
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What Time Is It There
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is at work here
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made about an otherwise appalling , and downright creepy , subject -- a teenage boy in love with his stepmother
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