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" THE BRITISH IMPORT: DEATH AT A FUNERAL (Matthew Macfayden, Rupert Graves) Only the Brits could make mourning this funny. Daniel (Macfayden) wants a respectable wake for his deceased father, but his plans are shattered by a pompous brother, a guest on hallucinogenic drugs, and a dwarf who holds a destructive secret. In the immortal words of Daniel&amp;#039;s mother: &amp;quot;Tea can do many things, but it can&amp;#039;t bring back the dead.&amp;quot; THE WAR FLICK: RESCUE DAWN (Christian Bale, Steve Zahn) An American fighter pilot (Bale) becomes a prisoner of war in Vietnam and hatches a Shawshank Redemption-ish escape plan. Based on the true story of Dieter Dengler, the movie is passionate, brutal, and even funny in places-everything you&amp;#039;ve come to expect from madman director Werner Herzog. THE MOB COMEDY: YOU KILL ME (Ben Kingsley, T\u00E9a Leoni) What do you get when you mix two parts vodka with Buffalo and the Polish mob? The most spot-on dark comedy you&amp;#039;ll see all year. When alcoholism gets in the way of his hit-man job, Frank (Kingsley) is sent to AA. Not to worry-love interest Laurel (Leoni) and sponsor Luke Wilson help him recover so he can get back to killing people already. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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