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Movie Review Roundup: Oct. 3

New This Week: Oct. 3


School of Rock



School of Rock
is rated PG-13 for rude humor and drug references, but both are rather
mild and inoffensive. Director Richard Linklater delivers a family
film that is hilarious, honest and inherently good-natured that will
appeal to moviegoers of all ages.
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Out of Time



Even though it portends
to be full of twists and turns, you’re really not going to be terribly
surprised by what goes on in Out of Time. Still, watching
the street-savvy Denzel Washington wriggle his way out of a tight
jam is kind of fun.
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Wonderland



Completely hollow and
devoid of purpose, Wonderland‘s depiction of the somewhat
intriguing unsolved mystery of the murders of some druggies in 1980s
L.A. is hardly worth sitting through the two hours it takes of your
life.
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The Station Agent



A humdinger of a character
study with performances likely to stick with you for a long time,
The Station Agent should be one of those little films you
remember in a big way.
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In Theaters
The
Rundown



Director Peter Berg’s
The Rundown is an unexpectedly entertaining and well-executed
action comedy carried comfortably by Seann William Scott and The Rock–who
reveals his classy transition from WWE star to a charming and charismatic
big-screen action hero.
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