Published 12/18/2008
at L.A. Times - Movie News
Will Smith stars in a romantic mystery that is more downbeat than his recent output.
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When an actor reaches a summit of unparalleled global popularity, it is probably hard to resist the temptation to play God. Will Smith, in all his humanistic narcissism, continues to erect a gallery of Olympian everymen. The soused superhero of "Hancock" and the homeless overachiever of "The Pursuit of Happyness" are canny exemplars of the divin- ity next door, with warts and all.
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