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Babel
Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett headline this tale of civilization fraying at the edges. Misunderstandings and dumb mistakes snowball into violence and disaster across three continents and two generations. A smart, graphic, disturbing film.
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Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazahkstan
British comedian pretends to be clueless Kazhakstani documentarian for the amusement of Americans. It's a multicultural porridge! Also: blisteringly funny, in case you live locked in an attic by a cruel stepmother and haven't heard.
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Casino Royale
The James Bond series at last goes Batman Begins on us and shows us 007's beginning. The jury's still out on baby Bond Daniel Craig, but the early word is this is a worthy extension of the longest-running movie franchise.
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Fast Food Nation
From Eric Schlosser's bestselling expose of the greasy little secrets of the fast food industry. You'll never enjoy an 89 cent meal prepared in twenty-two seconds quite the same way again.
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For Yor Consideration
Second City TV's Catherine O'Hara stars as a dedicated actress who turns whorish self-promoter when she's nominated for an Oscar in this new classic from the mockumentarians who brought you Best in Show and A Mighty Wind.
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Stranger Than Fiction
Can Will Ferrell get serious for a moment? We're about to find out, as he tackles his most Jim Carreyesque role yet, as a nebbish who awakens to find himself a character in a tragic novel. Cameos from Dustin Hoffman and Queen Latifah keep things interesting.
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