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Peter Travers Video Review: “The Golden Compass,” “Atonement” and “Juno”

12/6/07, 6:35 pm EST

Already-controversial The Golden Compass cost $150 million to make, but it’s not the new Lord of the Rings according to Rolling Stone’s movie critic Peter Travers (”It blows,” he says). In the hilarious, sassy Juno, written by our Hot List screenwriter Diablo Cody, Ellen Page plays a pregnant teen who decides to give the baby up for adoption. Travers also recommends Atonement, a British WWII-era romance in which Keira Knightley falls in love with a poor boy, noting it’s energetic and surprising — one of the year’s best.

Plus: Read Travers’ review of Atonement here and The Golden Compass here.

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harold | 12/18/2007, 5:57 pm EST

the book is set in an alternate world from our own and the film seems like it has alternate storyline from the book. the stroy is destroyed by lack of chronoligy and crucial scenes and the film is aimed for young kids or very very slow adults i dont recommend it 1 out of 10

Dana Doll | 12/6/2007, 11:39 pm EST

Who’s the flat-chested stick figure in “The Golden Compass”? Oh yeah, that’s Nicole Kidman!

Not everyone can have a hot bod like JENNIFER LOVE HEWITT!

Don’t let the judgmental bastards get you down!

My god, are there that many women who are that gorgeous?

America, what the hell is wrong with you people? Are we actually looking at the same woman???

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