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Now Showing: March 18, 2011 – Paul, The Lincoln Lawyer, Limitless
This coming weekend will feature three new releases starring some of Hollywood’s hottest hunks. First up, Bradley Cooper, in Limitless, will portray a man who has reached the apex of the human condition with a little pharmaceutical assistance. Next, Matthew McConaughey plays The Lincoln Lawyer, a defense attorney who lands the case of the lifetime, only to find it might be more than he bargained for. And for the sexiest of the bunch, we have the highly anticipated Paul, the dirty-talking alien (voiced by Seth Rogen) who accompanies Simon Pegg and Nick Frost on a cross-country trip. Two out of three ain’t bad, ladies.Hit the jump for all our coverage, including trailers and synopses, on these headliners as well as limited releases Cracks, The Music Never Stopped, and Win Win.Paul Synopsis:Simon Pegg and Nick Frost (Hot Fuzz, Shaun of the Dead) reunite for the comedy»
- Dave Trumbore
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Box-Office Oracle: Mar. 18 - Mar. 20, 2011
It will be a minor miracle if I get the top slot correct this weekend. The reason for my consternation? Just odd release choices from the studios. We've got a slew of masculine leaning films being released ... right against March Madness. As such, any ability to hit the female demographic is going to pay off. Which leads me to ...Laremy predicted the #1 movie correctly 3 Weeks In A Row Limitless Bradley Cooper has just enough crossover appeal to make Limitless my favorite to take the crown. It's also shorter than Lincoln Lawyer and features a Kanye West song in the trailer. Plus it's got Robert De Niro, there must be a couple hundred thousand people that buy a ticket based on Bobby D. alone, right?
The film itself is flawed, but they are all flawed this weekend. There is no hero, no champion of quality to root for. I'd take a»
- Laremy Legel
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