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Continuing her self-effacing female doormat in movies, Katherine Heigl (Knocked Up, The Ugly Truth) once again displays her knack for dating significantly down while forgiving the men in her life for just about anything, in Killers.

Returning in excessively self-congratulatory ostentatious mode, the flashy over-wrought Iron Man 2 could have used a bit of oiling to smooth out its more than clunky attitude.

With a title spouting unearned bragging rights and a soapy script less suited to movie theaters than a small screen afterschool special, Legendary is anything but.

Queen Latifah is always a refreshing switchup as a woman who fills the screen with enormous charm, and far more than just physically, as opposed to the standard scrawny and hollow bimbo beauty assembly line in movies.

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The key to the media mogul-turned-politician's success lies in the fact that he not only owns all of the country's private television networks but also controls all the state-run stations while in office.