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“Live-In Maid,” Jorge Gaggero’s remarkably assured first film, examines the complicated relationship between an upper-class Buenos Aires woman and her housekeeper.

Nostalgic as only a project steered by two former campers can be, “Summercamp!” is a riot of talent shows and campfires, canoeing and holistic clowning.

In the writer and director Sang-il Lee’s “Scrap Heaven,” three strangers share a general dissatisfaction with life — and a fateful ride aboard a hijacked bus.

Despite an at-times-unflattering portrayal of these players who sometimes appear to be the types who are far too old to still live in their mothers basements, its hard not to get caught up in the competitive spirit, even over something as simple as Donkey Kong. By the end you cant help rooting for Wiebe to get that top score.

ICasino RoyaleI got a lot of credit for re-energizing the baleful Bond franchise with fresh ideas, but all it was really doing was aping the IBourneI series. Daniel Craigs movie is just a pale shadow of the Bourne movies, Jason Bourne did it first and Jason Bourne did it better.
What Bourne does so well and Bond wants is take super-spying and plop it down in the middle of reality. Better still, it does that without losing any of the fun associated with movie screen international espionage. Theres action aplenty in the IBourneI movies, and thats part