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People Top 5
LAST UPDATE: Sunday October 12, 2008 11:10PM EDT
PEOPLE Top 5 are the most-viewed stories on the site over the past three days, updated every 60 minutes
Barbershop Worth stopping by. Ice Cube stars in an easygoing comedy about a barber who realizes, almost too late, that his salon matters to his neighborhood. (PG-13)
Igby Goes Down Kieran Culkin is superb as a troubled teen on the loose in Manhattan in a smart, cranky comedy. (R)
Invincible A psychic (Tim Roth) hires a Jewish strongman to perform at his nightclub in Nazi Berlin. Good story, based on fact, but director Werner Herzog's film is crushed by a casting error: The big guy is played by Jouko Ahola, Finnish two-time winner of the World's Strongest Man title. Man, maybe. Actor, no no no. (PG-13)
Secretary A secretary (Maggie Gyllenhaal) and her attorney boss (James Spader) do more than just play office in a spanking new comedy about sadomasochism. Well-acted but drags on too long. (R)
Stealing Harvard Awful. Tom Green flunks another shot at movie stardom. (PG-13)
Igby Goes Down Kieran Culkin is superb as a troubled teen on the loose in Manhattan in a smart, cranky comedy. (R)
Invincible A psychic (Tim Roth) hires a Jewish strongman to perform at his nightclub in Nazi Berlin. Good story, based on fact, but director Werner Herzog's film is crushed by a casting error: The big guy is played by Jouko Ahola, Finnish two-time winner of the World's Strongest Man title. Man, maybe. Actor, no no no. (PG-13)
Secretary A secretary (Maggie Gyllenhaal) and her attorney boss (James Spader) do more than just play office in a spanking new comedy about sadomasochism. Well-acted but drags on too long. (R)
Stealing Harvard Awful. Tom Green flunks another shot at movie stardom. (PG-13)
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