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The persnickety complications of time-travel are swatted away like so many butterflies in “Looper,” a terrifically inventive yarn too smart to get trapped in its own net.
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Sixto Rodriguez was supposed to be the next Bob Dylan. In one corner of the world, unknown to him for decades, he was.
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Alcoholics and drug addicts seek redemption in “Being Flynn,” but none so strenuously as Robert De Niro working to reclaim his acting mojo.
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Pfizer Inc., with almost $27 billion in its existing cash hoard, will add more with the $12 billion sale of its infant nutrition unit, opening the way for buybacks that will help shore up the shares as the company cycles in new products over the next several years.
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It looks like a scene from a classic Western: A taciturn gunslinger drifts into town and gets into a bar fight. He’s arrested by the sheriff and is about to be taken away when a cattle baron shows up, accuses him of theft and threatens to take the law into his own hands.
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Jeffrey R. Immelt was politely preoccupied.
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Roy Miller, the mischievous secret agent played by Tom Cruise in “ Knight and Day ,” is a man of many survival skills and many modes of transportation.
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Given its unfortunate title, you might think “ Dinner for Schmucks ” is a gross-out comedy. In fact, it’s a sophisticated, clever adaptation of a French film featuring a cute collection of stuffed mice, a blind fencer and a bird that eats out of a man’s mouth.
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Thomas Jefferson shows up near the end of “A Free Man of Color.” He really takes it on the chin from a humiliated mulatto named Jacques Cornet.
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A killer -- maybe even a killer franchise -- is born in “ Hanna ,” Joe Wright’s wildly propulsive new action film.
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