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We have four new wide releases to look at this week and they are accompanied by a limited release. Here’s what we are thinking:

Consensus

We agree 100% on the following:
Killers: Not an Oscar contender.
Get Him to the Greek: Not an Oscar contender.
Marmaduke: We won’t be watching it and it’s not an Oscar contender.
Splice: Not an Oscar contender.

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KILLERS

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Elements of the film look amusing and the chemistry between Kutcher and Heigl doesn’t look too far off, but between this and Knight and Day, I would go with the Cruise Diaz pairing before Killers.

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Looks like more dumbed down nonsense from the director of Monster-in-Law and 21.

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This film looks painful, with an unappealing cast and stupid jokes.

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I can’t stand Ashton Kutcher, so I’ll definitely be skipping this turkey.

GET HIM TO THE GREEK

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Common frat humor that’s as shallow as any “chick flick” made in the last decade. It features no appealing performers and a horribly misguided premise.

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Looks even dumber than Killers.

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I haven’t been a big fan of the Judd Apatow comedies, but tend to check them out later just to see what the fuss is about.

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I wasn’t a fan of “Forgetting Sarah Marshall” and I’m totally sick of Jonah Hill. I might check it out on HBO if there’s nothing on, but otherwise I’m not going to waste my time.

MARMADUKE
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Attempting to appeal to the same audience Garfield was designed for, this movie doesn’t make a lick of sense, especially considering that the comic strip is a single-frame work, not the three-panel that Garfield is.

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Looks calculated to appeal to those who’ll go “aw shucks” at any animal story.

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I can think of nothing worse that sitting through this.

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It looks worse than the Garfield movies.

SPLICE

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Normally, I love horror films with a social comment, but this looks like it’s struggling to be relevant without succeeding.

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Looks like another Adrien Brody time-waster.

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I’m not a fan of the overly gory horror genre, and this looks like one of the less interesting entries in the genre.

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The trailers have been interesting, even though these types of films aren’t really my thing. I’ll probably check it out on DVD. It’s basically a non-contender for the Oscars, but it might be a finalist for Best Makeup.

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ONDINE

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It has the makings of an Oscar contender, but it’s early-June release hurts that. The premise certainly appeals to me, but whether it’s any good or not remains to be seen.

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Could be a return to form for Neil Jordan.

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Neil Jordan always finds interesting stories to tell, and this looks like it could be an interesting rental.

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I initially thought this would be a major Oscar contender, but it’s getting lousy reviews and the trailer is boring.

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