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| A guy brings his ice-queen girlfriend home for Christmas to meet his eccentric family. Overwhelmed by the hostile reception she receives, the girlfriend begs her sister to join her for emotional support, only to trigger more problems.
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| Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003) |
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| Arnold Schwarzenegger returns in this third installment of the popular sci-fi action saga as a cyborg from the future once again becoming involved in the affairs of twentysomething John Connor and his first battles with the SkyNet machine network.
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| The Rainmaker (1997) |
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| John Grisham's novel comes to life in Francis Ford Coppola's courtroom drama pitting the little guy against a large corporation. Rudy Baylor (Matt Damon), an inexperienced Memphis lawyer, and his legal sidekick, Deck Schifflet (Danny DeVito), defend a leukemia victim against an insurance company and its hotshot lawyer Leo Drummond (Jon Voight). Along the way Rudy befriends an abused woman (Claire Danes), helping her escape her husband (Andrew Shue). The courtroom scenes between Damon and Voight are the highlight of this legal yarn as Rudy learns the tough price of being a good lawyer.
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| Romeo and Juliet (1996) |
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| Shakespeare's famous play is updated to the hip modern suburb of Verona still retaining its original dialogue. Shakespeare's really cool. And director Baz Luhrmann gives him a makeover. Drop a star if you're a purist; add one if your main influences are Jenny McCarthy and John Woo. With Leonardo DiCaprio, Claire Danes, Pete Postlethwaite, Miriam Margolyes, Diane Venora, Paul Sorvino, Brian Dennehy. Screenplay by Craig Pearce and Baz Luhrmannn.
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| Little Women (1994) |
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| The fourth screen adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s classic 1869 novel, LITTLE WOMEN, is given a realistic and rounded treatment by screenwriter Jo Swicord and Australian director Gillian Armstrong, whose perspective emphasizes a feminist tone. The story chronicles the lives of a mother and four daughters and their daily toils during the Civil War in the absence of their father, a Union army chaplain. Winona Ryder (in an Oscar-nominated performance) is vibrant as Jo, the least conventional of the sisters. Christian Bale captures the ebullience of their neighbor, Laurie, whose company Jo enjoys so much it seems inevitable that they will end up together. Kirsten Dunst (at age 12) gives a fiery performance as the younger Amy, proving even more willful than Jo; Claire Danes brings a mysterious otherworldliness to Beth. LITTLE WOMEN, touchingly rendered, has many subtle moments and an appropriately moving visual sense to accompany the narrative. Susan Sarandon and Gabriel Byrne also star in this well-crafted film.
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| Shopgirl |
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