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People Top 5
LAST UPDATE: Monday October 06, 2008 01:10PM EDT
PEOPLE Top 5 are the most-viewed stories on the site over the past three days, updated every 60 minutes
>The Animal Rob Schneider's behavior turns comically beastly after a mad scientist implants him with animal organs. We laughed but weren't proud of ourselves. (PG-13)
Evolution Call it Ghostbusters 3. Director Ivan Reitman, who did the first two Ghostbusters, once again pits joke-cracking scientists against nasty creatures, only this time alien critters are the enemy. Orlando Jones, who's goofy fun, David Duchovny and Julianne Moore star. (PG-13)
Moulin Rouge It's easy to admire director Baz Luhrmann's vision and audacity in this musical set in Paris in 1899, but his frenetic editing leaves a viewer exhausted. (PG-13)
Pearl Harbor Bombs away! This romantic war drama is boring and bloated. (PG-13)
Shrek Monstrously clever. Great for kids, and even better for adults. (PG)
Swordfish Throw it back. Cyberthriller starts well but devolves into the usual chases and gunplay. (R)
Evolution Call it Ghostbusters 3. Director Ivan Reitman, who did the first two Ghostbusters, once again pits joke-cracking scientists against nasty creatures, only this time alien critters are the enemy. Orlando Jones, who's goofy fun, David Duchovny and Julianne Moore star. (PG-13)
Moulin Rouge It's easy to admire director Baz Luhrmann's vision and audacity in this musical set in Paris in 1899, but his frenetic editing leaves a viewer exhausted. (PG-13)
Pearl Harbor Bombs away! This romantic war drama is boring and bloated. (PG-13)
Shrek Monstrously clever. Great for kids, and even better for adults. (PG)
Swordfish Throw it back. Cyberthriller starts well but devolves into the usual chases and gunplay. (R)
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