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Movie Review: Seven Pounds (2008)
ropeofsilicon.com - 12/19/2008
Movie Review: Seven Pounds (2008)
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Will Smith and Rosario Dawson in Seven Pounds Photo: Columbia Pictures It's certainly melodramatic and it tugs on the heart strings like you wouldn't believe, but the largest problem with Seven Pounds is not its cheap attempts at making you cry as much as it's the fact it holds its ...
Movie Review | 'Seven Pounds': An I.R.S. Do-Gooder and Other Strangeness
movies.nytimes.com - 12/19/2008
Movie Review | 'Seven Pounds': An I.R.S. Do-Gooder and Other Strangeness
— movies.nytimes.com — “Seven Pounds” may be among the most transcendently, eye-poppingly, crazily awful motion pictures ever made. > Movie Review | 'Seven Pounds': An I.R.S. Do-Gooder and ...

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rottentomatoes.com - 12/18/2008
Seven Pounds Movie Reviews, Pictures
— rottentomatoes.com — Synopsis: Academy Award® nominee Will Smith reunites with the directors and producers of The Pursuit of Happyness for the emotional drama Seven Pounds. In the film, Smith plays Ben Thomas, an IRS agent with... Academy Award® nominee Will Smith ... Seven Pounds Movie Reviews, Pictures

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Review: Seven Pounds
cinematical.com - 12/19/2008
Review: Seven Pounds
— cinematical.com — There are plenty of movie stars (including one currently headed to theaters donning an eye-patch) whose acting skills amount to riffing on a one-dimensional celebrity persona. And then there are those valuable few like Will Smith , who actively seek ... Review: Seven Pounds

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The Screening Log — ... • Brad Brevet at RopeOfSilicon: "This isn’t a bad film per se it is just one that will play to the more emotional moviegoer that tends to view a film as it progresses rather than trying to figure out the mystery at its core." ...

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Seven Pounds :: rogerebert.com :: Reviews
rogerebert.suntimes.com 12/19/2008 — / / / December 17, 2008 by Roger Ebert I am fascinated by films that observe a character who is behaving precisely, with no apparent motivation. A good actor brings such a role into focus, as Will Smith does in the enigmatically titled "Seven Pounds." ...
Seven Pounds (2008) - Movie Info - Yahoo! Movies
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mgoer.blogspot.com 12/17/2008 — Seven Pounds is approximately two hours long, and it spends almost the entirety of that time hiding its premise from you, and wondering why Will Smith is behaving so strangely. Why is he refusing to talk to his brother? Why is he sneaking into the ...
The problem with "Seven Pounds" (SPOILERS)
celebrityouthouse.com 12/24/2008 — by Joker Yes, this Outhousekeeper sat in a movie theater with his popcorn, Coke zero and overpriced candy to review Will Smith's new stinker, "Seven Pounds." While the wastes from the food at the concession stand built up in my stomach, I couldn't help but squirm in my seat as I sat through ...
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dailyexpress.co.uk 1/13/2009 — His new film Seven Pounds is also all about what Smith terms "the man-cry": "It makes it OK for men to cry." It is in many ways the most profound and ultimately the saddest of his "human quest" series and Smith is very good indeed in it. He is also ...
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movietrailercafe.com 12/20/2008 — A review of Seven Pounds, starring Will Smith, Woody Harrelson and Rosario Dawson, directed by Gabriele Muccino.
Check This Out: Will Smith's Seven Pounds Official Poster
firstshowing.net 10/31/2008 — Seven Names. Seven Strangers. One Secret. Sony has unveiled the official poster for Seven Pounds , the upcoming Will Smith movie. It's not much to look at, but for those interested in the film or for those who appreciate sleek design, it's worth ...
Tom Cruise's son makes debut in Will Smith movie (AP) — Yahoo! News: Movie News 12/19/2008
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AP Movie Critic Christy Lemire reviews "Seven Pounds," starring Will Smith . She says it's a clever one, all right, but it might actually be too clever for its own good. (Dec. 19)
Tom Cruise's son makes debut in Will Smith movie (AP) — Yahoo! News: Gossip/Celebrity News 12/19/2008
AP - Tom Cruise's 13-year-old son will have a six-day jump on his father at the box office.
Smackdown! Jim Carrey vs. Will Smith — CNN.com - Entertainment 12/19/2008
The question is a toughie: Would audiences rather see Jim Carrey and his slightly-less-rubbery face resurrect the same comic schtick for Warners' "Yes Man" that made him a star, or watch Will Smith save souls while running through the rain in Sony's ...