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Top 10 last lines of movies
Joe E. Brown's delivery is delightful, and Jack Lemmon's reaction is even more so.
Yes Man

Jim Carrey and Zooey Deschanel (Warner Bros.)
'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button'

Brad Pitt (Paramount)
Scene Stealers: Movie costumes that started fashion trends
Annie Hall inspired a generation of women in the 1970s to learn how to knot a tie. Here are other movie looks that caused a fashion craze off-screen. (Los Angeles Times)
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Released in 2003 by New Line Cinema
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Featured Reviews: Revolutionary Road

'Revolutionary Road'

Scarier than anything they experienced in "Titanic" are Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio's characters, April and Frank Wheeler, of the exaltedly tragic "Revolutionary Road." Adapted by Justin Haythe from the Richard Yates novel, "Revolutionary Road" is about the stultifying conformity of suburban America, the then-fledgling corporate-suckled amorality of the Cheever-ville class and a tantalizing illusion of freedom. But while comparisons to AMC's "Mad Men" are going to ring clear, and somewhat true, Yates' story is an epic all its own, and the performances by Winslet and DiCaprio are car-wreck captivating.

Review: 'Revolutionary Road'

(4 STARS) (R)

'Revolutionary Road'

Based on the celebrated Richard Yates novel of 1950s conformity, "Revolutionary Road" is initially as trapped in that benighted decade as its protagonists. It takes the skill of stars Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio and director Sam Mendes to get this film to a place where it involves and moves us -- which it finally does -- but it is a near thing.

Box office top 10
"Marley and Me"

This week: $ $37,000,000

Total: $51,675,000

All figures courtesy of Box Office Mojo. (Barry Wetcher / 20th Century Fox)
'Marley & Me' photos
Filming begins on the movie Marley and Me in the editorial department of the Sun-Sentinel. (Sun Sentinel/Lou Toman)
Top ten coolest DVDs of 2008
Superheros ruled the box office and the DVD racks in 2008. 'Iron Man', 'Hulk', and 'Dark Knight' all were released as multi-disc collections loaded with extras. All three flicks ruled theaters and transfer excellently to the small screen. Buy Iron Man
Box office top 10
"Marley and Me"

This week: $ $37,000,000

Total: $51,675,000

All figures courtesy of Box Office Mojo. (Barry Wetcher / 20th Century Fox)
The year's highest grossing films
1) The Dark Knight - The numbers are staggering: $18.5 at midnight upon release, $67 million on opening day, $158 million its first weekend and $529 million and counting in North America alone. The Dark Knight is the second highest grossing film of all time behind only Titanic, and it may be the most critically acclaimed summer blockbuster of all time.
Cinematic canines: recent hits and all-timers
Roddy McDowall had a famous co-star in Lassie Come Home. (John Fung / Los Angeles Times)