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Film review: Visit to another planet provides harmless holiday diversion

Friday, November 20, 2009

BY DAN DiNICOLA

“Planet 51” is no instant classic, but it does rate as a pleasant diversion, a kind of bridge on connecting holiday blockbusters with movies you can take the kids to....

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