Here is my take on some recent ones: Wedding Crashers–hilarious and like the American Pie movies, raunchy, but ultimately sweet-tempered; The Aristocrats–so vile it can be hard to listen to, but has its moments; War of the Worlds–good beginning, laugh-out-loud bad by the end; March of the Penguins–utterly captivating and the most endearing portrayal of monogamy (at least serial monogamy) that you are likely to see on the Big Screen.
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Rich Lowry is the editor in chief of National Review.
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