Julia Roberts
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Money Monster (2016)
Review by Robert Denerstein: A second-rate critique of the media and the financial system
Review by Matt Anderson: Money Monster's offers some nifty twists and turns.
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Mirror Mirror (2012)
Review by Robert Denerstein: All production design, no wit
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Larry Crowne (2011)
Review by Robert Denerstein: Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts can't save this comedy from its own blandness
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Duplicity (2009)
Review by Matt Anderson: Full of ideas about corporations and competition, but also simply fun to watch and ponder
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Charlie Wilson's War (2007)
Review by Marty Mapes: Offers some pretty good political insight for a 97-minute comedy
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Ocean's Twelve (2004)
Review by Matt Anderson: The biggest con is pulled on unsuspecting audiences being taken for a ride
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Mona Lisa Smile (2003)
Review by Marty Mapes: Takes a brave political stand and boldly asserts that women, like men, deserve a college education
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Full Frontal (2002)
Review by Marty Mapes: The best thing is that it's hard to evaluate and easy to discuss
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Ocean's Eleven (2001)
Review by Matt Anderson: After winning big with Erin Brockovich and Traffic, Lady Luck is still smiling on Soderbergh
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America's Sweethearts (2001)
Review by Matt Anderson: A romantic comedy that has neither romance nor enough comedy
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The Mexican (2001)
Review by Matt Anderson: Unique characters, goofy spirit, and an oddball sense of heart
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Erin Brockovich (2000)
Review by Marty Mapes: Julia Roberts earns her $20 million.
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Eat Pray Love
Review by Matt Anderson:
Eat Pray Love is all about bumper sticker philosophy.