Alonso Duralde
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‘Descendants’: George Clooney as a Cuckold? Heck, Yes!
Review: Clooney does some of his best work to date in a terrific film about hell in paradise, from writer-director Alexander Payne
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‘Jack and Jill’ Confirms It: Adam Sandler Is the New Tyler Perry
Twin comedy offers a few more laughs than the usual Sandler vehicle — but then that’s not saying much, is it?
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‘Melancholia’: the Lars von Trier Movie for People Who Hate Lars von Trier Movies
If it takes destroying the planet for the Danish bad boy to treat human beings as something other than beneath contempt, so be it
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Review: ‘J. Edgar’ Can’t Find the Man in the G-Man
Leonardo DiCaprio and Clint Eastwood explore the FBI founder’s contradictions but never reveal his soul
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Review: ‘Harold & Kumar’ Has Snowmen, Yule Warmth, Humor and a Giant Claymation Penis
Stoner sequel comes by its giggles the old-fashioned way — with 3D bodily functions and Neil Patrick Harris
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Review: ‘Tower Heist’ a Great, Star-Studded Caper — on Paper
Brett Ratner–directed heist comedy looks great and is impeccably cast — too bad about the bland characters and hollow heist
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Review: Trashy, Boisterous ‘Anonymous’ Aims for the Cheap Seats
Roland Emmerich turns the mystery behind the authorship of “Hamlet” into a bodice-ripping, soapy treat
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Review: ‘Like Crazy’ an Irritating Tale of Twits in Love
The photogenic and empathetic Anton Yelchin and Felicity Jones can only do so much for characters this annoying
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Review: Fox News Will Hate Fox’s Dopey Socialist Parable, ‘In Time’
The Justin Timberlake-starring smart/stupid dystopia parable couldn’t be more suited to the Occupy movement
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Review: ‘Three Musketeers’ Gives Swashbuckling a Bad Name
Loud, dopey, effects-heavy adaptation crushes the joy and the excitement of one of the all-time great adventure tales
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Review: ‘Martha Marcy May Marlene’ the Chilling Feel-Bad Movie of the Year
Elizabeth Olsen more than earns her it-girl status with this tense, terse look at a woman joining, and then escaping, a creepy cult
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Review: Too-Familiar Things Go Bump in the Night in ‘Paranormal Activity 3’
Despite some effective scares in the second half, the surveillance-cam horror formula is starting to wear a little thin
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Review: Almodovar’s Latest Will Make Your ‘Skin’ Crawl
Antonio Banderas reunites with Almodovar for “The Skin I Live In,” a disturbing tale of identity, obsession and extreme plastic surgery
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Review: ‘Footloose’ Remake a Pleasant, If Cornball, Surprise
Updated version closely stays in the grooves of the 1984 Kevin Bacon original but injects a new verve into some old dance steps
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Review: Owen Wilson’s Bird-Watching ‘Big Year’ Neither Soars Nor Lays an Egg
All-star bird-watching comedy doesn’t quite live up to its potential, but it has the same shaggy, eccentric charm as its obsessive protagonists