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At The Movies with Ebert & Roeper: 3-9-08

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First published at 06:38 UTC on April 11th, 2022.

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Richard Roeper and Guest Critic, Michael Phillips reviews "College Road Trip" (A lame and unfunny family father/daughter college comedy with Martin Lawrence and Raven-Symone!), "Snow Angels", "The Bank Job", "Married Life", "Miss Pettigrew Lives For A Day" (A whimsical and engaging lighthearted comedy/drama with magnificent performances by Frances McDormand and Amy Adams!) and "City of Men".

New on Video: "Bee Movie", "Nancy Drew", "Hitman", "No Country For Old Men" (A Riveting and Thrilling Masterpiece by the Coen Brothers) and "Dan in Real Life" (A forgettable Steve Carell dramatic vehicle).

Three to See: Michael Phillips' picks are "Definitely, Maybe" (A great Ryan Reynolds romantic drama), "The Bank Job" & "Snow Angels".

Plus, Local Commercials are included; At the beginning of the video with an "Ebert & Roeper" promo for "Miss Pettigrew Lives For a Day" and Richard Roeper's Video picks are "Things We Lost in a Fire", "Into The Wild" and "My Kid Could Paint That".

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