For all of its seeming assembly-line predictability, "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" turns out to be a hilariously subversive take on manhood and romance in the 21st century. It also showcases a nervy, unflappable but ultimately sweet performance by Jason Segel that should turn the actor/co-writer into a star.
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Anger Manginoment
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C.O.P.: The Recruit aspires to shoehorn the GTA experience onto the DS, but it just simply does not do so...
