Review of reviews:Film

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The Band's Visit--directed by Eran Kolirin (PG-13)--****

Stranded in small-town Israel, an Egyptian police band finds unexpected friendship

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Vince Vaughn's Wild West Comedy Show: 30 days * 30 nights--Hollwood to the heartland

Directed by Ari Sandel (R)--**


American's favorite smart aleck hits the road with his comical cronies

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In Bruges--directed by Martin McDonagh (R) **

A pair of Irish hit men lay low in Belgium after one of their jobs goes terribly wrong.

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Jumper * directed by Doug Liman (PG-13)

A young man teleports around the globe before returning to Wisconsin.

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The Spiderwick Chronicles ***

Children find a dusty old tome in their attic that holds the power to rule the world (PG)

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Definitely, Maybe *** directed by Adam brooks (PG)

A father turns his dating years into a bedtime story for his 10-year-old daughter

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Be Kind Rewind
Directed by Michel Gondry
(PG-13)
When a vodeo store's tapes are wiped clean, two friends create their own film classics ***

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Vantage Point--directed by Pete Travis (R)

A presidential assassination attempt is seen through the eyes of eight bystanders. *

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Charlie Bartlett directed by Jon Poll (R)

A prep-school kid becomes a public-school hero by pushing pills and psychotherapy----**

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Semi-Pro directed by kent Alterman (R)

Will Ferrell attemps to save an American Basketball Association franchise. ***

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The Other Boleyn Girl- Directed by Justin Chadwick (PG-13)

Two sisters become involved with Henry VIII and cause havoc in the House of Tudor. **

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Penelope-directed by Mark Palansky (PG)

A young heiress cursed with a pig nose learns to love herself. **

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New out on DVD---Beowulf: director's cut

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Snow Angels--directed by David Gordon Green-(R) A girl's disappearance illuminates the shattered lives of a small town--***

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The Bank Job--directed by Roger Gordon Green-(R) A bank heist is shrouded in royal scandal and mystery-***

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Ms. Pettigrew Lives for a Day-directed by Bharat Nalluri (PG-13)

A budding American starlet befriends an old-fashioned English governess **

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New on DVD Into The Wild

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Paranoid Park --directed by Gus Van Sant-(R)--A teenager is trouble by the thought thay he may have caused a man's death.-***

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Horton Hears a Who!-directed by Jimmy Hayward and Steve Martino-(G)-Dr. Seuss' classic tale about unconditional acceptance comes to the silver screen.--***

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Funny Games--directed by Michael Haneke--(R)--A pair of psychos harass a middle-class family--*