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THE SWITCH stars Jennifer Aniston and Jason Bateman .
By SANDRA OLMSTED
In the The Switch, which is more worth seeing for the acting than the predictable, more-sweet-than-funny story, Jennifer Aniston (The Bounty Hunter) imbues Kassie with her mature, everywoman charm which adds much to the film. However, since the first images are of Jason Bateman (Couples Retreat), the audience knows it is not Aniston’s character, but Bateman’s, which is central to the story.
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No Signs of Oil on the Pristine Beaches of South Walton, Fla.
Story and Photos By Jane Banaszek
After a week on the Beaches of South Walton, the only oil I saw was in my sunscreen. Anyone with plans or concerns about vacationing in this area on the Gulf of Mexico, have no fear—the beaches are clear.
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Movie review: The Other Guys
The Other Guys: Political Activism Buried in Absurdist Humor
By Sandra Olmsted
In the guise of a buddy-cop action parody, executive producer Will Ferrell and director Adam McKay make the villain a Wall Street investment guru in order to focus on the US financial crisis. Ferrell and McKay remind the audiences of what is wrong with the financial sector; however, how well audiences like this movie might well be determined by whom they blame for the crisis. It would also help if the moviegoers were males with pubescent streaks that need to be fed nonsensical humor.
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Movie review: ‘Salt’
Evelyn Salt, Angelina Jolie proves she has the chops to be a James Bond-esque action star because her new film Salt uses less CGI and more real stunts.
Salt: A Sodium-Rich, Highly-Processed Tidbit
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White River State Park: An Urban Gem of Attractions In Indianapolis
A view of White River State Park from the top of the new 33-story JW Marriott hotel scheduled to open in February. The brick building on the right is the NCAA Hall of Champions. The Indianapolis Zoo is across the river to the left. Pat Lindsey photo
BY BOB LINDSEY
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Traveling East? Save Some Time for Indy
Our writer learns to be a rider as she gets a lesson from one of the Segway staff before taking off on her escorted tour through White River State Park. Kim Harms Visitindy.com photo
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