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‘Goats’ has fuzzy vision
A fun tone is undermined by disjointed storytelling in George Clooney’s “The Men Who Stare at Goats,” and it all starts with the disclaimer that opens the movie: “More of this is true than what you might imagine.”
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Supernatural success
LOS ANGELES — The critics have spoken. Here’s what more than a few have to say:
“Scariest movie of the decade.” - ‘Getaway’ imperfect but fun “A Perfect Getaway” is essentially one big red herring, flopping around on an idyllic Hawaiian beach, desperately trying to call attention to itself.
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‘G.I. Joe’ show no go
LOS ANGELES — It’s the biggest movie of the summer that practically no one has seen.
- ‘Transformers’ noisy, nonsensical A joyless cacophony, an insistent and seemingly endless onslaught, “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen,” director Michael Bay’s follow-up to the 2007 smash “Transformers” plays more like a parody of a Bay movie.
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‘Proposal’ says yes to cliches
All the romantic comedy conventions are shamelessly on parade in “The Proposal,” trampling on our brains and turning them into mush.
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‘Imagine That’ a solid comedy
The words “Eddie Murphy family comedy” are enough to send shivers down the spine of any self-respecting film lover.
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‘Pelham’ an overcaffeinated thriller
The way the original 1974 film’s title has been condensed tells you everything you need to know about the direction “The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3” is headed. In these fast-paced, mixed-up times, it simply takes too long to spell out the numbers.
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This movie in ‘Ruins’
LOS ANGELES — As we learn from “My Life in Ruins,” the Greek word for mojo — or zest for life — is “kefi.” Nia Vardalos’ character has lost hers and needs to get it back.
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This movie is not a ‘Drag’
The name alone, “Drag Me to Hell,” tells you exactly what this is: an unabashed celebration of B-movie schlockery. But the dichotomies director Sam Raimi presents within that familiar genre are what make this such a kick.
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‘Goats’ has fuzzy vision
A fun tone is undermined by disjointed storytelling in George Clooney’s “The Men Who Stare at Goats,” and it all starts with the disclaimer that opens the movie: “More of this is true than what you might imagine.”



