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At last a movie that you need not be embarrassed to take your kids to — it’s rated “R” for “reality”
An amusing but anodyne satire of the “spin” industry that lacks some of the bite it might have had if it had been less in sympathy with the health nuts it also satirizes
Class struggle in the French cinema of today
The most romantic film-maker still to be found in la douce France turns his camera on an unlikely event, the defeat of 1940, with enjoyable results.
Yet another Hollywood attempt to bring the good old rom-com up to date. Who knew that it would prove so difficult?
At last a movie that you need not be embarrassed to take your kids to — it’s rated “R” for “reality”
An amusing but anodyne satire of the “spin” industry that lacks some of the bite it might have had if it had been less in sympathy with the health nuts it also satirizes
Class struggle in the French cinema of today
The most romantic film-maker still to be found in la douce France turns his camera on an unlikely event, the defeat of 1940, with enjoyable results.
Yet another Hollywood attempt to bring the good old rom-com up to date. Who knew that it would prove so difficult?
At last a movie that you need not be embarrassed to take your kids to — it’s rated “R” for “reality”
An amusing but anodyne satire of the “spin” industry that lacks some of the bite it might have had if it had been less in sympathy with the health nuts it also satirizes
Class struggle in the French cinema of today
The most romantic film-maker still to be found in la douce France turns his camera on an unlikely event, the defeat of 1940, with enjoyable results.
Yet another Hollywood attempt to bring the good old rom-com up to date. Who knew that it would prove so difficult?