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ERIC D. SNIDER'S
I N T H E D A R K
MOVIE REVIEWS FOR OCTOBER 3, 2008
(#181 - Volume 4, Issue 22)

CONTENTS:
1. OUR TOP STORY
2. OTHER NEW RELEASES
3. DVD RELEASES
4. 5 GOOD MOVIES...
5. BOX OFFICE
6. ERIC'S TOP 10 CURRENT RELEASES
7. ERIC RECOMMENDS YOU AVOID
8. RECENTLY REVIEWED

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OUR TOP STORY
The week's best and/or highest-profile release.
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"NICK & NORAH'S INFINITE PLAYLIST"
Grade: B+
Rated PG-13 for one F-word, some other profanity, some sexual dialogue
1 hr., 30 min.
    PERMALINK:
    http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/nick-norahs-infinite-playlist
    BUY THE VERY HIP SOUNDTRACK (VAMPIRE WEEKEND, BAND OF HORSES, SHOUT OUT LOUDS, ETC.):
    http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B001E4437C/thelandoferic
    BUY THE NOVEL IT'S BASED ON:
    http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/037584614X/thelandoferic

Fans of the novel "Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist" may not approve of the film version, which, from what I understand, alters Nick's personality somewhat to fit Michael Cera, the actor who plays him. If the changes are indeed egregious, then I sympathize with those readers. However, if you can get past comparisons to its source material, the film is effortlessly funny, sweet, and real in a way that few teen comedies are.

It's one of those films where everything takes place over the course of one magical night in New York (a city where, if the movies are to be believed, such magical nights are commonplace). Nick, a high school student, is the lovelorn bass player for an electo-punk band whose other members are all gay. He is in no mood to perform at the group's gig this evening, as he has been dumped by Tris (Alexis Dziena), a horrid Mean Girl who shouldn't have been dating a sensitive soul like Nick to begin with. The dumping actually took place weeks ago, but Nick is still reeling, particularly in the sense of "reeling" that means "making mix CDs urging Tris to reconsider."

Those mix CDs, unbeknownst to him, have earned him the admiration of Norah (Kat Dennings), a semi-friend of Tris' who appreciates Nick's ultra-hip musical tastes far better than the plastic Tris does. Norah and Nick wind up meeting at Nick's show (held at the type of sweaty, second-tier venue familiar to indie-rock fans), and though he is still brooding over Tris, he and Norah find plenty of common ground when it comes to music. And best of all: underground sensations Where's Fluffy? are performing a secret show somewhere in the five boroughs tonight, and Nick and Norah simply MUST find out where.

But first a more pressing concern requires their attention: Norah's slutty blonde friend Caroline (Ary Graynor, very funny) is drunk beyond her ability to function and needs to be driven home. Nick's bandmates (Aaron Yoo and Rafi Gavron), eager to see Nick get over the wretched Tris, agree to give Caroline a lift in their van so that Nick and Norah can be alone in Nick's Yugo. Complications arise: Caroline wanders off; Tris is still lurking in the periphery (now jealous, of course, that her ex is with someone else), and the Where's Fluffy? show is starting to look like a wild goose chase.

Michael Cera has emerged as the prince of awkwardness, a dorky, non-threatening hero of unrequited teen love. First it was TV's "Arrested Development" (where his cousin was the object of his affection), then "Superbad," and then "Juno," where he played the title character's baby daddy. The day may come when audiences grow tired of seeing Cera play this type of kid -- this wry, worried, deadpan teenager who pines for a girl -- but that day has not yet arrived. In "Nick & Norah," Cera is consistently funny in his usual fashion, and Kat Dennings (Catherine Keener's daughter in "The 40-Year-Old Virgin") is a terrific partner, both romantically and comedically.

I'm not surprised that the film captures young love in the big city as well as it does. The director, Peter Sollett, made a film called "Raising Victor Vargas" a few years ago that was just as evocative of New York's sights, sounds, and romantic possibilities. With a screenplay by Lorene Scafaria (based on Rachel Cohn and David Levithan's novel), Sollett takes Nick and Norah all over the city, bringing them in contact with a variety of funny supporting characters and situations, while still keeping the focus on them and their burgeoning relationship. As dawn approaches, the movie -- which has been energetically witty, even madcap, up to this point -- grows quiet and tender, winding down naturally, the way an exciting and exhausting night always does. It's a nice, smooth finale for a very satisfying lark of a movie.

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OTHER NEW RELEASES
Films opening today or that have been reviewed since we last spoke.
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HOLLYWOOD'S SHAMEFUL SECRETS
(Movies the studios refused to screen for critics -- which almost always means they're ashamed of them and want to avoid negative opening-day reviews.)

"AN AMERICAN CAROL" (Rated PG-13 for rude and irreverent content, and for language and brief drug material). David Zucker, mastermind of "Airplane!" and "The Naked Gun," co-wrote and directed this right-wing spoof in which an America-hatin' librul (think Michael Moore) is visited by three ghosts who turn him into a patriot. Conservative comedy has a spotty track record, but Zucker is generally fairly reliable. Not screening it for critics isn't a good sign, though, unless Zucker was just convinced there was no way the critics (a fairly liberal bunch) would give it a fair chance.

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"BEVERLY HILLS CHIHUAHUA"
(1 hr., 31 min.; rated PG for a little mild rude humor)
Grade: B-

"Beverly Hills Chihuahua" -- or BHC, as the kids are calling it -- isn't the braying, garish nightmare that the trailers make it out to be, or that we've come to expect from Disney's live-action-excrement factory. In fact, once it gets the dumb "Talk to the paw!" jokes out of its system, it's actually a reasonably charming, mostly benign kids' movie that adults can watch without their heads exploding. I even laughed a few times. Honest-to-goodness laughter!

    ERIC'S COMPLETE REVIEW:
    http://www.cinematical.com/2008/10/02/review-beverly-hills-chihuahua/
    BUY THAT OTHER TALKING-ANIMAL MOVIE, "BABE":
    http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0000AK7AB/thelandoferic

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"HOW TO LOSE FRIENDS & ALIENATE PEOPLE"
(1 hr., 50 min.; rated R for a fair amount of harsh profanity, some nudity)
Grade: C+

Simon Pegg, the British actor who wrote and starred in the fiendishly clever "Shaun of the Dead" and "Hot Fuzz," should not have been cast as the lead in "How to Lose Friends & Alienate People." The character, a journalist named Sidney Young who comes to America to break into the magazine business, does abrasive and offensive things with an attitude of narcissistic obliviousness: "I don't know or care whether this will upset anyone, because I'm the only person who matters anyway." That doesn't jibe with Pegg's persona as a hapless, unassuming striver who wants to do the right thing but occasionally messes up. You always want to root for Simon Pegg, but Sidney Young deserves whatever he gets.

    ERIC'S COMPLETE REVIEW:
    http://www.film.com/movies/story/review-lose-friends-may-alienate/23357047
    BUY THE BOOK IT'S BASED ON:
    http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0306812274/thelandoferic

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"APPALOOSA"
(1 hr., 54 min.; rated R for fleeting partial nudity, moderate violence, three F-words)
Grade: B

"Appaloosa" is a Western, sure enough -- it's set in 1882 in the New Mexico Territory, it has tin-star-wearing city marshals getting into gunfights with ornery cusses, there are problems with Indians, and so forth -- but underneath all that it's really just a buddy movie. It's as much Don Quixote and Sancho Panza as it is Butch and Sundance. Ed Harris (who also directed) and Viggo Mortensen play plain-spoken, taciturn freelancers named Cole and Hitch, who are hired by a dusty frontier town to protect it from Randall Bragg (Jeremy Irons), a devious rancher whose band of ne'er-do-wells occasionally murders local citizens (including the previous city marshal). As Cole the marshal and Hitch his wingman try to keep the peace, a comely young widow named Ally (Renee Zellweger) rolls into town and, well, let's just say she puts the "loose" in "Appaloosa." The film's tagline is "Feelings get you killed." I guess that's better than the one I thought of: "Girls ruin everything." Two-thirds of the film is vastly entertaining in a wry, old-fashioned kind of way; it only gets a little soggy and listless near the end.

    ERIC'S COMPLETE REVIEW:
    http://www.cinematical.com/2008/10/02/review-appaloosa/
    BUY THE NOVEL IT'S BASED ON:
    http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0425204324/thelandoferic

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"FLASH OF GENIUS"
(1 hr., 59 min.; rated PG-13 for moderate profanity)
Grade: C+

"Flash of Genius," a fact-based, well-meaning, allegedly inspiring film, is about Robert Kearns' invention of the intermittent windshield wiper, and his attempts to prove that the Ford Motor Company stole his patents for it. It is approximately as interesting as it sounds, despite its best efforts to be more interesting than that. Greg Kinnear plays Kearns -- a devoted husband and father and an electric engineer -- with his customary charm and passion, but the film itself is strictly a by-the-numbers One Man Against the System drama. More insight into the creative mind of the inventor might have helped this ordinary movie stand out from the crowd.

    ERIC'S COMPLETE REVIEW:
    http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/flash-of-genius
    BUY "TUCKER: THE MAN AND HIS DREAM," ALSO AN INSPIRING AUTOMOTIVE DRAMA:
    http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00004Y62V/thelandoferic

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"RELIGULOUS"
(1 hr., 41 min.; rated R for some profanity, and some nudity and sexual material)
Grade: C

If anyone is more arrogant, condescending and smug than Bill Maher, I don't want to meet that person. Funny and insightful, yes. Someone I'd want to hang out with, no. This comes into play with "Religulous," Maher's smarmy documentary that basically forces us to hang out with him as he travels the world interviewing the dumbest, least eloquent, most extreme believers he can find, all in the interest of convincing the audience that religion is silly and God is imaginary. Maher is preaching to the choir, of course; no one who believes in God is going to see this film and think, "Hey, he's right. I'm going to become an atheist!" Maher's tactics are grossly unfair, and his disdain for the people he interviews is obvious -- which would be fine if all he wanted to do was make a comedy. "Religulous" is often funny, and mocking those who disagree with you is a time-honored comedy device. But Maher's impassioned diatribe at the end indicates he wants to make a serious point, which means he'd need to do a better job presenting his case than he has done here.

    ERIC'S COMPLETE REVIEW:
    http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/religulous
    BUY BILL MAHER'S BOOK "NEW RULES: POLITE MUSINGS FROM A TIMID OBSERVER":
    http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000GYI1O2/thelandoferic

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"BLINDNESS"
(2 hrs.; rated R for violence including sexual assaults, language and sexuality/nudity)

This drama in which everyone in town except for Julianne Moore suddenly goes blind played at the Toronto International Film Festival, but I missed it. It was not possible to attend the local press screening, either. Look for a review over the weekend.

BUY THE NOVEL IT'S BASED ON:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0156035588/thelandoferic

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DVD RELEASES
These films were released on DVD this past Tuesday. Who knows, maybe they're on VHS, too. Reviews are of the original theatrical release.
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"BEAUFORT" (B+)
Oscar-nominated drama about the last Israeli troops stationed at the Lebanese castle of the title.

    ERIC'S COMPLETE REVIEW:
    http://www.cinematical.com/2008/02/19/portland-film-fest-review-beaufort/
    BUY THE DVD:
    http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B001A8HTYG/thelandoferic

"CHAPTER 27" (D-)
A fat Jared Leto plays John Lennon's killer, Mark David Chapman, in this dull, laughable biopic.

    ERIC'S COMPLETE REVIEW:
    http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/chapter-27
    BUY THE DVD:
    http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B001AR60GK/thelandoferic

"FORGETTING SARAH MARSHALL" (B+)
Don't go to Hawaii! You won't be able to forget her there!

    ERIC'S COMPLETE REVIEW:
    http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/forgetting-sarah-marshall
    BUY THE DVD:
    http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B001CCIRLO/thelandoferic

"IRON MAN" (B)
It's your year, Robert Downey Jr.! Don't screw it up!

    ERIC'S COMPLETE REVIEW:
    http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/iron-man
    BUY THE DVD:
    http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00005JPS8/thelandoferic

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ALSO NEW THIS WEEK:

"ADAM-12" (Season 2): "Dragnet" spin-off. Did you know that? I didn't.

BUY THE DVD:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B001B187C0/thelandoferic

"MY NAME IS EARL" (Season 3): Didn't this show start with him winning $100,000? Isn't he going to run out of it pretty soon? Would I understand better if I actually still watched it?

BUY THE DVD:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0019CLMW8/thelandoferic

"NUMB3RS" (Season 4): Come on. Putting numerals in place of letters is so "Se7en."

BUY THE DVD:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B001AZIRZ4/thelandoferic

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5 GOOD MOVIES...
A random list of quality films, all available on DVD, for you to consider when you're at the video store or updating your Netflix queue.
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5 GOOD MOVIES ABOUT TEENAGERS IN LOVE

"CRAZY/BEAUTIFUL"
A lovely drama about two kids from opposite sides of the tracks. But it's smart and engaging anyway.
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/crazy/beautiful

"JUNO"
Funny flick about a pregnant teenager. Have you heard of it?
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/juno/

"WRISTCUTTERS: A LOVE STORY"
Daft comedy set in the afterlife, populated only by people who committed suicide.
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/wristcutters-a-love-story/

"ACROSS THE UNIVERSE"
With Beatles songs as the framework and an inventive visual style, this film tells a classic story of Boy Meets Girl.
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/across-the-universe/

"JIMMY AND JUDY"
"Natural Born Killers"-inspired drama about two nihilistic teens. It's part experiment, part trainwreck, but pretty interesting.
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/jimmy-and-judy/

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BOX OFFICE
What topped last weekend's (Sept. 26-28) box office, with links to Eric's reviews.
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Shia LaBeouf's conquest of Hollywood continued unabated last weekend as his latest mediocre-but-watchable action caper, "EAGLE EYE," took 1st place with a healthy $29.2 million. The runner-up, fellow newcomer "NIGHTS IN RODANTHE," made less than half that much, with just $13.4 million.

In 4th place, out of nowhere, was "FIREPROOF," a Christian drama that played on one-third as many screens as 3rd place "LAKEVIEW TERRACE" but made basically the same amount of money. I guess all the pews were empty on Sunday, because everyone was watching "FIREPROOF."

(By the way, "LAKEVIEW TERRACE" is now the highest-grossing film of director Neil LaBute's career ... which obviously isn't saying much, since it's only made $25.7 million so far. But still.)

Spike Lee's latest, "MIRACLE AT ST. ANNA," was the other new wide release, and it landed in 9th place with a scant $3.5 million. That's low even by Spike Lee standards, as now-forgotten films like "He Got Game" and "Clockers" opened better than that.

1. "EAGLE EYE" (C+) - $29,150,721 - opening weekend - http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/eagle-eye

2. "NIGHTS IN RODANTHE" (C) - $13,418,454 - opening weekend - http://www.film.com/movies/story/review-spend-some-weepy-predictable/23219363

3. "LAKEVIEW TERRACE" (C+) - $6,966,711 - $25,667,507 total (opened Sept. 19) - http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/lakeview-terrace

4. "FIREPROOF" - $6,804,764 - opening weekend

5. "BURN AFTER READING" (B-) - $6,196,269 - $45,567,391 total (opened Sept. 12) - http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/burn-after-reading

6. "IGOR" - $5,383,912 - $14,222,701 total (opened Sept. 19)

7. "MY BEST FRIEND'S GIRL" (D+) - $3,882,912 - $14,611,423 total (opened Sept. 19) - http://www.cinematical.com/2008/09/20/review-my-best-friends-girl/

8. "RIGHTEOUS KILL" (C) - $3,709,480 - $34,711,327 total (opened Sept. 12) - http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/righteous-kill

9. "MIRACLE AT ST. ANNA" (B) - $3,477,996 - opening weekend - http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/miracle-at-st-anna

10. "THE FAMILY THAT PREYS" (C+) - $3,125,620 - $32,761,276 total (opened Sept. 12) - http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/the-family-that-preys

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ERIC'S TOP 10 CURRENT RELEASES
Here are the movies currently in theaters that Eric thinks you should watch, arranged according to their "must-see"-ness. Start at the top of the list and work your way down!
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1. "WALL-E" (A)
This beautiful, hilarious, romantic, intelligent, and imaginative sci-fi yarn -- about the last robot on Earth 700 years in the future -- is another home run for Pixar.
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/wall-e

2. "HAMLET 2" (A-)
Peculiar ironic comedy about a delusional high school drama teacher (Steve Coogan) who stages a controversial play.
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/hamlet-2

3. "TROPIC THUNDER" (A-)
The funniest, sharpest, most incisive Hollywood satire in years.
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/tropic-thunder

4. "FROZEN RIVER" (A-)
A quiet, enthralling drama about two women in upstate New York smuggling immigrants across the Canadian border by way of an Indian reservation.
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/frozen-river

5. "THE DARK KNIGHT" (A-)
Dark Knight, Shmark Shmight. Go see this for the Joker, and prepare to never sleep again.
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/the-dark-knight

6. "KABLUEY" (B+)
Funny story about a directionless man who takes a terrible job wearing a mascot costume and handing out fliers.
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/kabluey

7. "VICKY CRISTINA BARCELONA" (B+)
Woody Allen's latest is sexy, smart, and set in Spain.
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/vicky-cristina-barcelona

8. "MAN ON WIRE" (B+)
Enthralling documentary about a man who walked between the Twin Towers on a tightrope in 1974.
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/man-on-wire

9. "TOWELHEAD" (B+)
A funny, uncomfortable satire (from the writer of "American Beauty" and "Six Feet Under") about an Arab-American girl living in Texas during the Gulf War.
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/towelhead

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ERIC RECOMMENDS YOU AVOID
Films now in theaters that got a D+ or worse from Eric. Do not watch these movies!
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"BATTLE IN SEATTLE" (C-)
An "issue" movie that neglects to tell us what the issues are.
http://www.cinematical.com/2008/03/19/sxsw-review-battle-in-seattle

"COLLEGE" (D-)
Think "Superbad," only without a single funny line of dialogue.
http://www.cinematical.com/2008/08/30/review-college/

"DEATH RACE" (D+)
The one thing we ask for -- enjoyably crazy race stunts -- the movie can't even deliver.
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/death-race

"DISASTER MOVIE" (F)
Well, they got the title right, anyway.
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/disaster-movie

"FLY ME TO THE MOON" (D+)
3D cartoon about houseflies who stow away on the 1969 moon mission. Picture that, only 10 times more boring.
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/fly-me-to-the-moon

"THE LUCKY ONES" (C-)
Iraq War veterans have the funniest problems!
http://www.cinematical.com/2008/09/09/tiff-review-the-lucky-ones

"MAMMA MIA!" (D)
Strangely, cramming a bunch of shallow pop songs into an implausible story failed to yield a great musical. Huh.
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/mamma-mia

"MEET DAVE" (D)
Eddie Murphy's campaign of terror continues unabated.
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/meet-dave

"MY BEST FRIEND'S GIRL" (D+)
Romantic comedy clichés mixed with Dane Cook's R-rated gross-out jokes. Why, yes, that is a bad combination.
http://www.cinematical.com/2008/09/20/review-my-best-friends-girl

"STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS" (D-)
The clone wars are over, Lucas. Let it go.
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/star-wars-the-clone-wars

"THE WOMEN" (D)
Made for women, by women! Women who apparently have no idea what women want in a movie.
http://www.cinematical.com/2008/09/12/review-the-women-2008/

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RECENTLY REVIEWED
Links to all the films Eric has reviewed in the past month. A more complete list of all reviews past and present is at http://www.ericdsnider.com/movie.php .
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"BURN AFTER READING" (B-)
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/burn-after-reading

"CHOKE" (B-)
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/choke

"THE DUCHESS" (C)
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/the-duchess

"EAGLE EYE" (C+)
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/eagle-eye

"THE FAMILY THAT PREYS" (C+)
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/the-family-that-preys

"GHOST TOWN" (B)
http://www.cinematical.com/2008/09/19/review-ghost-town/

"LAKEVIEW TERRACE" (C+)
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/lakeview-terrace

"MIRACLE AT ST. ANNA" (B)
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/miracle-at-st-anna

"NIGHTS IN RODANTHE" (C)
http://www.film.com/movies/story/review-spend-some-weepy-predictable/23219363

"RIGHTEOUS KILL" (C)
http://www.ericdsnider.com/movies/righteous-kill

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