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How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days10 days that shook the girl
How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days

Stars Matthew McConaughey, Kate Hudson, Adam Goldberg, Thomas Lennon and Michael Michele. Rated PG.
Reviewer :: PTE Simone Heyer

A gratuitously girly film, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days is a hilarious look at relationships and their perceived rules.

 
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I SpyThese spooks are duds
I Spy

Stars Eddie Murphy and Owen Wilson. Columbia TriStar. Rated M. 93 mins.
Reviewer :: Ben Caddaye

A cocky professional boxer teams up with a US secret agent on a mission to stop a notorious arms dealer and retrieve a deadly high-tech weapon.

 
Delightful wedding party
Monsoon Wedding
Stars Naseerruddin Shah, Lillete Dubey, Vasundhara Das. Madman Productions. Rated M. 154 mins.
Reviewer: PTE Simone Heyer

This movie can only be described as an extravaganza. It is a vibrant delight to the senses – worth seeing if only for the costumes and music.
 
Lone Star State of MindEarl’s southern discomfort
Lone Star State of Mind
Stars Joshua Jackson, Jamie King and DJ Qualls. Columbia TriStar. Rated M. 85 mins.
Reviewer: PTE Simone Heyer

Texas couple Earl Crest (Jackson) and his girlfriend Baby (King) have a couple of grand in the bank and big plans to get out of “hick-town, USA” and travel to Los Angeles.
 
Book Review

The good citizens
Defenders of Australia: The 3rd Australian Division, 1916-1991
By Albert Palazzo. Australian Military History Publications, 2002. 245pp. $45.
Reviewer: John Donovan

This book is a worthwhile addition to the body of work sponsored by the Army History Unit. It covers the history of the 3rd Division, originally raised by John Monash in 1916, from its inception through vicissitudes in peace and war until its disbandment (for the third time) in 1991.

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