Eat, Pray, Love
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Elizabeth Gilbert’s memoir has gone from nonfiction best-seller to “feather light” chick flick, said the Cleveland Plain Dealer. But that’s okay. As a writer who leaves her husband and career behind to embark on an international quest to find herself, Julia Roberts looks consistently “stunning.”
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Fantasia
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After a 10-year home-video moratorium, Disney’s Fantasia returns in a Blu-ray edition to “dazzling effect,” said The New York Times. The 1940 film, which combines great animation with glorious symphonic music, remains “perhaps Hollywood’s closest brush with the avant-garde.”
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