New this Week on DVD: “Up”, “The Accidental Husband”, “The Merry Gentleman”, “Spread”, “The Ugly Truth”, “Watchmen” (Director’s cut)

Best Bets: “Up” did very well at the box office and with critics, it will be the first on my rental list… if you’re looking for a romantic comedy: my wife liked “The Ugly Truth” and wanted to see “The Accidental Husband”… “The Merry Gentleman” and “Spread” are R-rated drama and comedy that got limited attention in limited release… and if you like “Watchmen”, the Director’s cut is now available.

Next Week on DVD: “Bruno”, “Franklyn”, “How To Be”, “Is Anybody There?”, “My Sister’s Keeper”, “The Open Road”, “Star Trek”, “Thirst”, “Wild Child”

MY REVIEWS OF OTHER MOVIES CURRENTLY PLAYING IN THEATERS OR AVAILABLE TO RENT/BUY: 

Playing at West Michigan movie theaters:
“500 Days of Summer” (9.5 / 10)
“District 9″ (9.0 / 10)
“The Hurt Locker” (8.9/ 10)
“Star Trek” (8.5 / 10)
“Paranormal Activity” (8.5 / 10)
“The Hangover” (8.0 / 10)
“Where The Wild Things Are” (7.9 / 10)
“The Men Who Stare At Goats” (8.0 / 10)
“A Christmas Carol” (8.0 / 10)
“Angels & Demons” (8.5 / 10) – on DVD 11/24
“Whip It” (7.9 / 10)
“Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs” (7.5 / 10)
“Couples Retreat” (7.5 / 10)
“Weather Girl” (7.5 / 10)
“Four Christmases”  (7.5 / 10) – on DVD 11/24
“Law Abiding Citizen” (7.5 / 10)
“The Ugly Truth” (7.5 / 10)
“This Is It” (7.0 / 10)
“Extract” (6.5 /10)
“Surrogates” (6.5 / 10)
“Love Happens” (7.0* review deferred to my wife)
“All About Steve” (5.5 / 10)

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Available to rent or buy:
“Slumdog Millionaire” (9.5/ 10)
“The Curious Case of Benjamin Button” (9.5 / 10)
“The Dark Knight” (9.5 / 10)
“Changeling”  (9.5 / 10)
“WALL-E” (9.0)
“Pride and Glory” (9.0 / 10)
“The Wrestler” (8.9 / 10)
“Righteous Kill” (8.9 / 10)
“Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen”  (8.9 / 10)
“Eagle Eye” (8.5 / 10)
“Burn After Reading” (8.5 / 10)
“The Answer Man” (8.5 / 10)
“Wanted” (8.0 / 10)
“Defiance” (8.0 / 10)
“I Love You, Man” (8.0/ 10)
“The Proposal” (8.0 /10)
“State of Play” (8.0 / 10)
“The Visitor” (8.0 / 10)
“The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3″ (8.0/ 10)
“Australia”  (7.9 / 10)
“Frozen River” (7.9 / 10)
“Revolutionary Road” (7.9 / 10)
“New in Town” (7.9 / 10)
“Felon” (7.9 / 10)
“X-Men Origins: Wolverine” (7.5 / 10)
“Quantum of Solace”  (7.5 / 10)
“Taken” (7.5 / 10)
“G.I. Joe: Rise of Cobra” (7.5 / 10)
“The Air I Breathe” 
“Hancock” 
“Fanboys” (8.5 for me, adjusted to 7.5 for most)
“Traitor” (7.5 / 10)
“The Bank Job” 
“He’s Just Not That Into You” (7.5 / 10)
“The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian”
“Role Models” (7.5 / 10)
“The Boy in the Striped Pajamas” (7.5 / 10 )
“Marley & Me” (7.5 / 10)
“Bride Wars” (7.5 / 10)
“The Women” (7.5 / 10)
“Rachel Getting Married” (7.0)
“Paul Blart: Mall Cop” (7.0 / 10)
“Get Smart” (7.0 / 10)
“The Happening” 
“Bedtime Stories” (7.0 / 10)
“Twilight”  (7.0 / 10)
“Knowing” (7.0 / 10)
“Watchmen” (7.0 / 10)
“Funny Games” 
“Nights in Rodanthe” (7.0 / 10)
“Hotel for Dogs” (7.0 / 10)
“Forgetting Sarah Marshall” (6.9 / 10)
“Appaloosa” (6.9 / 10)
“Surveillance” (6.9 / 10)
“Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull” 
“The Invasion” 
“What Just Happened” (6.5 / 10)
“Hamlet 2″ 
“Lakeview Terrace” (6.5 / 10)
“Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead”
“Imagine That” (6.5 / 10)
“Hellboy II: Golden Army” (6.5 / 10)
“Tropic Thunder” (6.5 /10)
“Good Luck Chuck”
“The Day the Earth Stood Still” (6.5 / 10)
“Ghosts of Girlfriends Past” (6.0 / 10)
“Journey to the Center of the Earth” 
“Star Wars: The Clone Wars” (6.0 / 10)
“Body of Lies” (6.0)
“Monsters Vs. Aliens” (6.0 / 10)
“Zach and Miri Make a Porno” (6.0 / 10)
“Noise” (6.0 / 10)
“The Chaos Experiment” (6.0 / 10)**
“Fragments” (5.5 / 10)
“Confessions of A Shopaholic” (5.5 / 10)
“My Life in Ruins” (5.5 / 10)
“Quarantine” (5.5 / 10)
“Charlie Wilson’s War” 
“Mad Money” 
“Year One” (4.0 / 10)
“Dance Flick” (2.0 / 10)

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In addition to breaking the April record, “Fast and Furious”’s $72.51 million was nearly as much as all of the Top 12 movies combined for the same weekend in 2008 ($80.22 million April 4-6, 2008).

“Adventureland” opened in 6th place, while “Sunshine Cleaning” cracked the top 10 as it opened in West Michigan for the first time.

So much for staying power, “Watchmen” drops out of Top 10 in just its 5th week (from 8th to 13th)… meanwhile “Taken” holds on in its 11th week, losing 41% of its audience from last week, moving just 2 spots (2 new movies) from 9th to 11th.   But “I Love You, Man” lost the least of the top 15 movies, down just 38% from the previous weekend. 

 TOP MOVIES AT WEEKEND BOX OFFICE (estimated results):
1. “Fast and Furious” – $72.51 million (1st week)

2. “Monsters vs. Aliens” – $33.51 million
(2nd week, was #1 last week, lost 44% of audience from last week)

3. “The Haunting in Connecticut” – $9.55 million
(2nd week, was #2 last week, lost 59% from last week)

4. “Knowing” – $8.13 million
(3rd week, was #3 last week, lost 45% from last week)

5. “I Love You, Man” – $7.85 million
(3rd week, was #4 last week, lost 38% from last week)

6. “Adventureland” – $6.01 million (1st week)

7. “Duplicity” – $4.30 million
(3rd week, was #5 last week, lost 44% from last week)

8. ”Race to Witch Mountain” – $3.35 million
(4th week, was #6 last week, lost 42% from last week)

9. “12 Rounds” – $2.30 million
(2nd week, was #7 last week, lost 57% from last week)

10. “Sunshine Cleaning” – $1.88 million
(4th week of limited release, was #11 last week, gained 48% from last weekend, adding 312 theaters, including West Michigan)

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11. “Taken” – $1.58 million
(10th week, was #9 last week, lost 41% from last week)

12. “The Last House on the Left” (2009) – $1.31 million
(4th week, was #10 last week, lost 50% from last week)

13. “Watchmen” - $1.09 million
(5th week, was #8 last week, lost 60% from last week)

14. “Slumdog Millionaire” - $0.51 million
(21st week, was #12 last week, lost 56% from last week)

CLICK HERE FOR LAST WEEK’S BOX OFFICE REPORT 

“Fast & Furious” poster courtesy Universal Pictures

Box Office numbers courtesy Box Office Mojo

Last week’s number one “Knowing”, number two “I Love You, Man”, and number three “Duplicity” dropped two spots, holding their order from last week, but “I Love You, Man” lost the least from last week, just 29% of its audience while “Knowing” lost 40% of its audience and “Duplicity” lost 46% from last week.

“Sunshine Cleaning”, which opens in Grand Rapids market this Friday, nearly cracked the Top 10 in its 3rd week of limited release, despite playing in just 167 theaters nationwide. 

 TOP MOVIES AT WEEKEND BOX OFFICE (estimated results):
1. “Monsters vs. Aliens” – $58.20 million (1st week)

2. “The Haunting in Connecticut” – $23.01 million (1st week)

3. “Knowing” – $14.71 million
(2nd week, was #1 last week, lost 40% of audience from last week)

4. “I Love You, Man” – $12.60 million
(2nd week, was #2 last week, lost 29% from last week)

5. “Duplicity” – $7.56 million
(2nd week, was #3 last week, lost 46% from last week)

6. ”Race to Witch Mountain” – $5.64 million
(3rd week, was #4 last week, lost 56% from last week)

7. “12 Rounds” – $5.30 million (1st week)

8. “Watchmen” - $2.76 million
(4th week, was #5 last week, lost 60% from last week)

9. “Taken” – $2.70 million
(9th week, was #7 last week, lost 34% from last week)

10. “The Last House on the Left” (2009) – $2.61 million
(3rd week, was #6 last week, lost 55% from last week)

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11. “Sunshine Cleaning” – $1.34 million
(3rd week of limited release)

12. “Slumdog Millionaire” - $1.14 million
(20th week, was #8 last week, lost 58% from last week)

14. “Paul Blart: Mall Cop” - $0.83 million
(11th week, was #11 last week, lost 55% from last week)

15. “He’s Just Not That Into You” – $0.47 million
(8th week, was #12 last week, lost 62% from last week)

69. “Fanboys” - $0.01 million (opened 3/6 in West Michigan)
(8th week, playing in just 28 theaters nationally, 2 more than last week)

CLICK HERE FOR LAST WEEK’S BOX OFFICE REPORT 

“Monsters vs. Aliens” poster courtesy Summit Entertainment

Box Office numbers courtesy Box Office Mojo

“Taken” continues to hold on, now in its 8th week of release, it is losing less than the movies that have been in theaters for fewer weeks, losing 38% of its audience from last week while “Watchmen” lost 62%, “Last House on the Left” lost 58%, and “Race to Witch Mountain” lost 47% of the audience from last week.

 TOP MOVIES AT WEEKEND BOX OFFICE (estimated results):
1. “Knowing” – $24.81 million (1st week)

2. “I Love You, Man” – $18.00 (1st week)

3. “Duplicity” – $14.40 million (1st week)

4. ”Race to Witch Mountain” – $13.00 million
(2nd week, was #1 last week, lost 47% from last week)

5. “Watchmen” - $6.73 million
(3rd week, was #2 last week, lost 62% from last week)

6. “The Last House on the Left” (2009) – $5.92 million
(2nd week, was #3 last week, lost 58% from last week)

7. “Taken” – $4.10 million
(8th week, was #4 last week, lost 38% from last week)

8. “Slumdog Millionaire” - $2.70 million
(19th week, was #6 last week, lost 46% from last week)

9. “Tyler Perry’s Madea Goes to Jail” – $2.50 million
(5th week, was #5 last week, lost 51% from last week)

10. “Coraline” – $2.14 million
(7th week, was #9 last week, lost 21% from last week)

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11. “Paul Blart: Mall Cop” - $1.88 million
(10th week, was #7 last week, lost 40% from last week)

12. “He’s Just Not That Into You” – $1.27 million
(7th week, was #8 last week, lost 57% from last week)

 13. “Confessions of A Shopaholic” – $0.76 million
(6th week, was #11 last week, lost 61% from last week)

56. “Fanboys” - $0.01 million (opened 3/6 in West Michigan)
(7th week, playing in just 26 theaters nationally, 1 fewer than last week)

CLICK HERE FOR LAST WEEK’S BOX OFFICE REPORT 

“Knowing” poster courtesy Summit Entertainment

Box Office numbers courtesy Box Office Mojo

Also new over the weekend were “The Last House on the Left” (2009) and “Miss March”.   The horror remake gave “Watchmen” a run for its money, while the buddy comedy “Miss March” barely made the top 10.

Word of mouth or bad reviews, or both??   “Watchmen” saw one of the biggest declines in recent memory (67%) for a number one movie after its opening weekend (last week’s $55 million was the biggest opening of the year so far).

“Taken” is holding its own, now in its 7th week of release, it continues to hover around 4th place, losing just 9% of its audience from last week.

 TOP MOVIES AT WEEKEND BOX OFFICE (estimated results):
1. ”Race to Witch Mountain” – $25.00 million (1st week)

2. “Watchmen” - $18.07 million
(2nd week, was #1 last week, lost 67% from last week)

3. “The Last House on the Left” (2009) – $14.66 million (1st week)

4. “Taken” – $6.65 million
(7th week, was #4 last week, lost 9% from last week)

5. “Tyler Perry’s Madea Goes to Jail” – $5.13 million
(4th week, was #2 last week, lost 40% from last week)

6. “Slumdog Millionaire” - $5.03 million
(18th week, was #4 last week, lost 26% from last week)

7. “Paul Blart: Mall Cop” - $3.10 million
(9th week, was #5 last week, lost 25% from last week)

8. “He’s Just Not That Into You” – $2.91 million
(6th week, was #6 last week, lost 28% from last week)

9. “Coraline” – $2.66 million
(65th week, was #7 last week, lost 19% from last week)

10. “Miss March” - $2.35 million (1st week)

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11. “Confessions of A Shopaholic” – $2.00 million
(5th week, was #8 last week, lost 35% from last week)

48. “Fanboys” - $0.02 million (opened last Friday in West Michigan)
(6th week, playing in just 27 theaters nationally, 18 fewer than last week)

CLICK HERE FOR LAST WEEK’S BOX OFFICE REPORT 

“Race to Witch Mountain” poster courtesy Disney

Box Office numbers courtesy Box Office Mojo

“Tyler Perry’s Madea Goes to Jail” dropped to second after two weeks at the top of the box office, but lost less of its audience than the previous week.  “Slumdog Millionaire” is still seeing returns on its Oscar win for Best Picture, but the box office momentum may be slowing down, as it lost 40% of its audience and slipped down to 4th place.

 TOP MOVIES AT WEEKEND BOX OFFICE (estimated results):
1. “Watchmen” - $55.66 million (1st week)

2. “Tyler Perry’s Madea Goes to Jail” – $8.80 million
(3rd week, was #2 last week, lost 46% from last week)

3. “Taken” – $7.45 million
(6th week, was #4 last week, lost 25% from last week)

4. “Slumdog Millionaire” - $6.93 million
(17th week, was #3 last week, lost 42% from last week)

5. “Paul Blart: Mall Cop” - $4.20 million
(8th week, was #6 last week, lost 25% from last week)

6. “He’s Just Not That Into You” – $4.02 million
(5th week, was #5 last week, lost 33% from last week)

7. “Coraline” – $3.13 million
(5th week, was #7 last week, lost 37% from last week)

8. “Confessions of A Shopaholic” – $3.12 million
(4th week, was #9 last week, lost 33% from last week)

9. “Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience” – $2.79 million
(2nd week, was #2 last week, lost 78% from last week)

10. “Fired Up” – $2.60 million
(3rd week, was #10 last week, lost 30% from last week) 

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39. “Fanboys” - $0.03 million (opened Friday in West Michigan)
(5th week, playing in just 45 theaters nationally, 11 more than last week)

CLICK HERE FOR LAST WEEK’S BOX OFFICE REPORT 

Box Office numbers courtesy Box Office Mojo

Its also NOT A MOVIE FOR YOUNG KIDS with its brutally graphic violence, nudity, and adult themes… similiar in nature to “Sin City” (2005).

My review is Spoiler-free !!!

“Watchmen” is, as you would probably expect, visually stunning, with a good story, good writing, really good character development, good cinematography, good acting, good costumes, good sound, mostly good music, good visual effects, good sets, good action sequences, and mostly good makeup.

Okay movie fans.. what Oscar category (that applies to this movie) did I leave out?

Its the category that could have pushed this movie into my favorites….

That category is Editing… you could have also said Directing, but the bulk of my review hinges on the editing.

And that’s why I say “See It” and “Wait to Rent” because YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED… if you’re a die hard fan of the graphic novel, by all means, you should see this movie… if you’re really looking forward to seeing this movie, you should probably see it.  But, if you’re just starting to hear the hype and your interest has now been peaked… you might want to hold off and wait a couple weeks until after the rush… or until you can rent this movie.

First, I must point out that I am not a fervent fan of the graphic novel, nor did I know anything about this movie until last summer when the movie began to get some hype.

Putting the hype aside, this movie is pretty good… but I don’t think its the breakout superhero event movie that “The Dark Knight” was last year, and its not going to make it into my Top Ten Superhero Movies of all time.

Let’s start with the editing: the movie is 2 hours and 35 minutes… and it feels like it, in the last third of the movie I found myself checking the time… and there are several non-essential scenes that could have been trimmed or removed to keep this movie closer to 2 hours.

No really I get it, this isn’t the happy cheery ”Superman” (1978) or dark and edgy ”The Dark Knight” (2008)… I understand its based on a graphic novel, not a comic book, it takes its time to develop… with complex storytelling.   But this movie could have easily been tightened up and improved.

Yes, its kind of epic and is (apparently) trying to be true to the graphic novel, but it also kind of wanders at several points… its lacking that refined focus that better movies have… and at least this audience member trying to figure out if this about the “costumed heros” or a budding love affair… or a heavy handed message movie about wars and death, or is it about having clean energy instead of fossil fuels?  (There’s a not-so-subtle jab at the Big Three with a stubborn Lee Iaccoca not wanting to convert to a new, cleaner energy).

With so much complex storytelling of multiple plots, politics, alliances and allegiances, the blending of character backstories there is no time for distracting the audience with mixed messages and tangential storylines.

The pacing was disappointing from a relatively quick paced first 30 minutes to a slow crawl in the second hour until the movie started moving towards its climatic end.

Okay, its not just the editing….

In a movie about humanity, there’s a lack of humanity in most of the characters…

Carla Cugino as “Silk Spectre” points out the changing times since her hero days: “Every day the future looks a little bit darker but the past, even the grimy parts, keep getting better”.

Yes, its not sugarcoated smiley superheroes with happy messages and uplifting hero endings that I grew up on in the 80’s… but that’s okay for me… the dark tone of this world was okay… the problem is that I never completely bought into everything… from a Richard Nixon that was so clearly another actor covered in rubbery makeup to characters that seemed to be so vague whether they were good or bad and whether they cared about anything had me less interested in what they were doing… and what would happen to them.

The best example of this is Malin Akerman as Laurie Jupiter (Silk Spectre II), who turns in the weakest performance of the main cast… with flat lines said with little real emotion, to the point of distraction and disengagement.

Dr. Manhattan’s consuming powers are making him more and more detatched from humanity…. I get it and appreciated the symbolism of his character… but why in more than half of his scenes could he not wear at least a speedo… do we really need full frontal nudity heroes?

 But it wasn’t all bad….

The character of ”Rorschach” (Jackie Earle Haley) is an amazing character that grabs every scene he’s in… as the slightly crazy but clear right and wrong masked hero with a mask of shape shifting ink blots.

His narrator journal entries are good, but his lines are better: in prison, Rorschach says: “You guys don’t seem to understand. I’m not locked in here with you. You’re locked in here with me.”

Jeffrey Dean Morgan also gives “The Comedian” great depth and character as the good guy that not everybody likes… but is totally willing to be honest about what he thinks and feels.  He’s also the first character we meet in the movie… and the trailer.

The opening titles were a very nice touch…. taking you through the masked heroes’ lives in the 40s, 50s, 60s, and 70s, into the setting of an alternate 1985 where President Nixon is onto a third or fourth term.

Its gritty, its edgy… these are retired heroes, some have secret identities, some don’t, despite only one really having superpowers… its a good combination of characters… but it was missing the complete audience connection and heart that makes a dozen superhero movies better than this (My Top Ten Superhero Movies of all time).

THE BOTTOM LINE: Some of this movie I really liked, but overall, it just doesn’t reach a level of greatness…. I give it 7.0 out of 10. I haven’t put this much time into carefully explaining why a movie was ultimately a disappointment since “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull”.

 “Watchmen”

(2009) (rated: R for strong graphic violence, sexuality, nudity and language)
(2 hr, 35 min)

Starring: Malin Akerman (Silk Spectre II), Billy Crudup (Dr. Manhattan), Matthew Goode (Ozymandias), Jackie Earle Haley (Rorschach), Jeffrey Dean Morgan (The Comedian), Patrick Wilson (Nite Owl II), Carla Gugino, Matt Frewer, Stephen McHattie

Director: Zack Snyder (“300″)

Genre: Action/Drama/Fantasy/Sci-Fi/Superhero

The Plot: When an ex-superhero is murdered, a vigilante named Rorschach begins an investigation into the murder, which begins to lead to a much more terrifying conclusion. 

So what did you think?  Please post a comment!

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“Watchmen” poster courtesy Warner Brothers

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BEST BET: See the epic drama/romance “Australia” that I liked or the drama with early oscar buzz “I’ve Loved You So Long” (Kristin Scott Thomas).

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New at Theaters (Friday): “Watchmen” (midnight showings, also in IMAX), “Fanboys” (in Grand Rapids at Celebration! Rivertown)

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BEST BET: You’ll have to wait until Friday for my complete review, but if you’re a “Watchmen” fan or really looking forward to this movie see it… if you’re a Star Wars fans, you might like the long awaited comedy “Fanboys”… or you might want to get caught up on any movies you may have missed in theaters or coming out on DVD.

MY REVIEWS OF OTHER MOVIES CURRENTLY PLAYING IN THEATERS OR AVAILABLE TO RENT: 

Playing at West Michigan movie theaters:
“Slumdog Millionaire” (9.5/ 10)
“The Curious Case of Benjamin Button” (9.5 / 10)
“Changeling”  (9.5 / 10)
“The Wrestler” (8.9 / 10)
“Defiance” (8.0 / 10)
“Revolutionary Road” (7.9 / 10)
“New in Town” (7.9 / 10)
“Taken” (7.5 / 10)
“Fanboys” (8.5 for me, adjusted to 7.5 for most)
“He’s Just Not That Into You” (7.5 / 10)
“Bride Wars” (7.5 / 10)
“Marley & Me” (7.5 / 10)
“Four Christmases”  (7.5 / 10)
“Quantum of Solace”  (7.5 / 10)
“Paul Blart: Mall Cop” (7.0 / 10)
“Watchmen” (7.0 / 10)
“Bedtime Stories” (7.0 / 10)
“Hotel for Dogs” (7.0 / 10)
“Twilight”  (7.0 / 10)
“The Day the Earth Stood Still” (6.5 / 10)

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Available to rent or buy:
“The Dark Knight” (9.5 / 10)
“Changeling”  (9.5 / 10)
“WALL-E” (9.0)
“Pride and Glory” (9.0 / 10)
“Righteous Kill” (8.9 / 10)
“Eagle Eye” (8.5 / 10)
“Burn After Reading” (8.5 / 10)
“Wanted” (8.0 / 10)
“The Visitor” (8.0 / 10)
“Australia”  (7.9 / 10)
“Frozen River” (7.9 / 10)
“Traitor” (7.5 / 10)
“The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian”
“Get Smart” (7.0 / 10)
“Appaloosa” (6.9 / 10)
“Lakeview Terrace” (6.5 / 10)
“Hellboy II: Golden Army” (6.5 / 10)
“Noise” (6.0 / 10)

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Next Week at Theaters: “The Last House on the Left (2009)”, “Miss March”, ”Race to Witch Mountain”

Next Week on DVD: “Battle in Seattle”, “The Boy in the Striped Pajamas”, “Cadillac Records”, “Happy-Go-Lucky”, “Let The Right One In”, “Milk”, “Pinocchio” (anniversary edition), “Rachel Getting Married”, “Role Models”, “Synecdoche, New York”, “Transporter 3″

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