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• ‘How Do You Know’ - Movie Review

  
  
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  Reese Witherspoon plays a suddenly retired professional softball player in this messy romantic comedy, finding herself unable to choose between dating the charming but potential criminal or a shameless womanizer. The newest effort from writer/director James L. Brooks is certainly not his best work, but that’s not necessarily such a bad thing in his case, know what I mean?

• Ben Affleck The Director - ‘The Town’ Review

  
  
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  In his second effort as director and his first starring role in several years, Ben Affleck explodes back into theaters with quite possibly the best action movie of the year. Taking on the Herculean task of combining gritty action and touching romance, The Town emerges as a thrilling close to the summer, and a possible contender at the Oscars.

• Julia Roberts Lets Herself Go - 'Eat pray Love' Movie Review

  
  
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  Julia Roberts stars in writer Elizabeth Gilbert's autobiographical story about abandoning responsibility in favor of the self-centered search for her inner being, which really should have been conducted much earlier in life. Is her journey one of spiritual revelation or inexcusable selfishness? Come inside and make your argument!

• Making it look easy – ‘Step Up 3D’ Review

  
  
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  The final installment in the Step Up trilogy features all the expected shortcomings of any dance or sport movie - ironically highlighted by 3D, the movie's feature gimmick - but is balanced out by some totally amazing dance sequences. So you think you can dance? Well, make no mistake, ladies and gentlemen, these people can.

• 18 Again! - ‘Charlie St. Cloud’ Review

  
  
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  Zac Efron returns to the screen in a melodramatic love story about a grief-stricken teenager strugging to reconcile the tragic loss of his kid brother with the sudden discovery of a globe-sailing hottie. Strong on visuals but weak on substance, Charlie St. Cloud still gives hope of good things to come.

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