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New Movies in Theaters: March 18, 2011
18 Mar2011
by Dan
Which New Movie Will End Up Being Ranked Most This Weekend?
Paul
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Genres:
Adventure • Comedy • Road Movie • Science Fiction • Sci-Fi Comedy
Starring:
Simon Pegg • Nick Frost • Seth Rogen • Jane Lynch • Sigourney Weaver
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Limitless
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Genres:
Psychological Sci-Fi • Psychological Thriller • Science Fiction • Thriller
Starring:
Bradley Cooper • Robert De Niro • Abbie Cornish • Anna Friel • Andrew Howard
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The Lincoln Lawyer
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Genres:
Drama • Psychological Thriller • Thriller
Starring:
Matthew McConaughey • Marisa Tomei • Ryan Phillippe • William H. Macy • John Leguizamo
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New Movies in Limited Theatrical Release
Win Win
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Genres:
Comedy • Comedy Drama • Drama • Sports & Recreation • Sports Comedy • Sports Drama
Starring:
Paul Giamatti • Amy Ryan • Bobby Cannavale • Jeffrey Tambor • Burt Young
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The Butcher, the Chef, and the Swordsman
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Genres:
Action • Action Comedy • Comedy • Period Film
Starring:
Masanobu Ando • You Benchang • Liu Xiaoye • Ashton Xu • Kitty Zhang Yugi
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2 Responses to New Movies in Theaters: March 18, 2011
Travis McClain
March 18th, 2011 at 10:04 am
There’s a promotion at Best Buy right now where several Universal Blu-rays come with an offer for movie cash to see either Paul or next month’s Your Highness. We’d been meaning to upgrade Hot Fuzz and Shaun of the Dead anyway, and they were both on sale for $14.99 apiece. For $30 we got both movies on Blu-ray and we get to go see Paul without paying a penny out of pocket. Definitely worthy of a banana dance, except Flickchart’s blog doesn’t include a banana dance emoticon.
Now I just gotta hope my stupid guts don’t act up, as I really want to go see it tonight with a lively audience.
Travis McClain
March 18th, 2011 at 6:05 pm
We went ahead and just caught an afternoon showing of Paul, which was really for the best as I’m now fairly nauseated. ‘Twas a lot of fun (as expected). The entire cast was great, but for my money it was really Kristen Wiig that brought the funny. I’ve always kinda liked her, but she cracked me up in just about every scene she had in this.