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"It&amp;apos;s here &amp;#x2014; the midpoint of the movie year &amp;#x2014; so what to do if Oscars had to be doled out now for the best of 2011 so far? My head hurts thinking about it. No way could I come up with 10 nominees for Best Picture. So far, there are only two sure bets:\r\nTerrence Malick&amp;apos;s The Tree of LifeThe Tree of Life dwarfs the big-budget guppies swimming at the multiplex. Drown those suckers. Shot with a poet&amp;apos;s eye, Malick&amp;apos;s film is a groundbreaker, a personal vision that dares to reach for the stars.\r\nWoody Allen&amp;apos;s Midnight in ParisFor all the film&amp;apos;s bracing humor and ravishing romance, there are also haunting shadows. That alone makes it a keeper."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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