Review: 'Duplicity' is great entertainment, not great movie
Thursday, March 26, 2009
I feel like an "American Idol" judge when writing about the new film "Duplicity." I see myself clearing my throat and beginning: "Very good, very good, though it's clearly not your best work. I've seen you do much better. But safe to say, this was above average. You've got game. Now, you'll probably get a pass to the next round, but if you continue in this derivative style, people will stop caring about anything you do. Quickly."
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