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Review: A Christmas Carol Dark 'n' Faithful—Despite All the Jim Carrey 3-D

A Christmas Carol Disney

Review in a Hurry: No "humbugs" here. Disney animates Charles Dickens' timeless tale of a Christmas-hating miser without, well, Disney-fying it. Devoted Dickens fans will even appreciate the darkness and social commentary—if not all the Jim Carrey.

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Review: The Box is Hilarious—But Doesn't Mean to Be (Hi, Cameron Diaz!)

The Box, Cameron Diaz Dale Robinette/ Warner Bros.

Review in a Hurry: This preposterous Cameron Diaz thriller offers a promising premise: A mysterious box bestows riches in exchange for killing a stranger. But then it dumps in existentialism, government conspiracies, aliens, nosebleeds, deformities—and dresses it all in ugly '70s polyester fashions and geo-print wallpaper. Blecch.

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Review: The Vampire's Assistant Only Kinda Sucks

Cirque Du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant, Salma Hayek, John Reilly David Lee / Universal

Review in a Hurry: Can't get your fill of bloodsuckers? Then drink up, hard-core fang fans, because Cirque Du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant doesn't totally suck, though it's not very satisfying either. Still, this intermittently funny Freak show about a goody-goody kid who becomes part vampire provides a few treats for tween Halloweeners.

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Review: The Informant! Makes Matt Damon Fat for No Good Reason

The Informant, Matt Damon Claudette Barius / Warner Bros. Pictures

Review in a Hurry: Matt Damon stars as a corporate golden boy who exposes his company's price-fixing conspiracy to the FBI. This odd-but-true tale tries to piece fraud, embezzlement and bipolar disorder into a satirical framework, but like Damon's dopey toupee, the fit is never quite right.

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Review: Taking Woodstock Trips on Itself

Dimitri Martin, Live Schreiber, Taking Woodstock Ken Regan/Focus Features

Far out? Far from it. Based on the memoirs of Elliot Tiber, this comedy stars The Daily Show's Demetri Martin as Elliot, who inadvertently helps organize the landmark hippie concert. Though intermittently amusing and exhilarating, Taking Woodstock can't quite pull together its threads into one totally trippy tapestry.

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Review: The Time Traveler's Wife a Silly, Sappy Romance—but Maybe You're Into That

Time Travelers Wife, Eric Bana, Rachel McAdams New Line Cinema

Review in a Hurry: This silly romance about a hunky time traveler (Eric Bana) and the woman who loves and waits for him (Rachel McAdams) might placate those jonesing for the next Nicholas Sparks-esque sapathon. But others will wanna be transported to another theater.

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Review: Mock-Doc + Rom-Com = Paper Heart!

Paper Heart, Michael Cera, Charlyne Yi Justina Mintz/Paper Heart Productions, LLC.

Review in a Hurry: L.A. comedian Charlyne Yi embarks on a cross-country quest for advice and insight about love, and in the process finds romance with real-life (now real ex) boyfriend Michael Cera. This mashup of documentary and fiction lives up to its title—sweet, romantic and paper-thin.

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Review: The Proposal Works, but Not Without a Hitch

The Proposal, Sandra Bullock, Ryan Reynolds Walt Disney Pictures

Review in a Hurry: Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds get naked. Need any other reason to see this cinematic matrimony of The Devil Wears Prada and Meet the Parents? Sweet, silly Proposal practically gets on bended knee and begs you to engage, so you might as well say "I do."

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Review: Whimsy-Powered Up Packs Emotional Punch

Up Disney/Pixar

Review in a Hurry: If you think eager-beaver kid plus grumpy geezer equals just another mismatched-buddy flick, then you don't know Pixar very well. The celebrated animation studio reaches great heights—again—with a surprising story that's about a whole lot more than an old man with a flying house.

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Review: Quirky Grifters Can't Score in The Brothers Bloom

The Brothers Bloom, Rachel Weisz, Adrian Brody Summit Entertainment

Review in a Hurry: Imagine Dirty Rotten Scoundrels aboard The Darjeeling Limited, and you've pretty much got the idea. This labored quirkapalooza about fraternal grifters planning One Last Con, natch, has moments of charm but fails to pull off its narrative sleight of hand.

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Review: As Dalí in Little Ashes, Pattinson Is Depp-Lite

Robert Pattinson, Javier Beltrán, Little Ashes Regent Releasing

Review in a Hurry: Vampiric hottie Robert Pattinson trades bloodlust for boylust, playing bi-curious surrealist Salvador Dalí, who has a romance with revolutionary author García Lorca. Sounds smokin', right? It should've been. But soggy plotting and Pattinson's tepid turn keep Ashes from catching fire.

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State of Play: Cranky Crowe, Conspiracy and Blogs!

Russell Crowe, Ben Affleck, State of Play Glen Wilson/Universal Studios

Review in a Hurry: Read all about it: Greed! Corruption! Muuurder! Russell Crowe headlines as a newspaper reporter investigating corporate foul play. This adaptation of the six-hour BBC series packs plenty of plot—and talk and characters—into two hours. And while often rich, it doesn't reach its full potential.

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If You Could See Her Now... Fun activities aboard the Oasis of the Seas cruise ship include macramé and a Rihanna concert!

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