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Panic Room
In Panic Room, a Home Alone for grown-ups, director David Fincher tries to make us experience fear through the eyes of a mom whose home has been invaded.
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Paraiso For Sale
It's no secret that Panama has, for more than a decade, become a haven for American and Canadian middle-class retirees, as not only prime - beachfront - real estate used to be dirt cheap but the locals speak a decent enough English to make for a quite smooth cultural transition and adaptation.
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Paris
The problem, if you're familiar with French cinema, is that you've seen these kinds of Parisian characters a million times, which turns this film into a clichéd social commentary piece.
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Paris Je T'aime
An ambitious but rather unfortunately uneven selection of shorts featuring the City of Lights.
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Particles of Truth
With Particles of Truth, Jennifer Elster has crafted a compelling and vivid story about insecurity, art, addiction, pride and the potential for love in New York City.
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The Passion of the Christ
While this film is obviously a labor of love and devotion, that doesn't necessarily, ensure an excellent film when typical Hollywood-action-movie elements and special effects abound.
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The Patriot
Braveheart meets Independance Day in The Patriot, a time piece about the American Revolution.
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Pay It Forward
Pay it Forward is a utopian film. It argues for a better world and brings a glimmer of hope that seems to respond to the pessimism of American Beauty.
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Pearl Harbor
As is annually customary, Hollywood launches the American box office conquest by playing the patriotic card of a great nation in peril.
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The Perfect Storm
The Perfect Storm is perfectly mediocre. Old Man and the Sea is one thing, but Based on a True Story is quite another altogether.
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Persepolis
Adapted from Marjane Satrapi's graphic novel, Persepolis is a personal history everyone can relate to, told with a knowing mix of humor and nostalgia.
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