In Theaters This Weekend: February 27, 2009

Here are some possible suggestions for your upcoming weekend:

• Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience (G): starring Kevin Jonas, Joe Jonas, Nick Jonas (directed by Bruce Hendricks)
• Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li (PG-13): starring Kristin Kreuk, Michael Clarke Duncan, Chris Klein (directed by Andrzej Bartkowiak)
• An American Affair* (R): starring Gretchen Mol, Cameron Bright, Noah Wyle (directed by William Sten Olsson)
• Assassination of a High School President* (R): starring Reece Daniel Thompson. Mischa Barton and Bruce Willis (directed by Brett Simon)
• Bob Funk* (R): starring Eddie Jemison, Rachel Leigh Cook, Stephen Root (directed by Craig Carlisle)
• Crossing Over* (R): starring Harrison Ford, Ray Liotta, Ashley Judd (directed by Wayne Kramer)

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W. Trailer Hits the Internet

The United States of America, to date, has had forty-three different men at the helm of control. The first to hold the highest office in the land - President - was a war hero named George. The most current incumbent to celebrate this role is also (albeit somewhat dubiously) a war hero named George.

And I happen to be one of those who believe this current George will have far more historical significance than even his very first predecessor. Thanks to a director/filmmaker named Oliver Stone, President George W. Bush will secure at least a place in cinematic history by virtue of Stone’s new biopic on the man, dubbed simply W..

One letter that somehow says so much. Stone has publicly said the movie will be a “fair, true portrait” of Dubya’s Presidency. Several Bush biographers looked over Stone’s script before production began, each agreeing that certain facts depicted in the film (including a drunken fistfight between Dubya and his famous daddy) are in fact true, as is Karl Rove’s supposed White House nickname “Turdblossom.”

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