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Zellweger, Zeta-Jones, murder = success. |
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Windy City, overblown musical. |
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Murder makes singers stars. |
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Innocent Hungarian hanged. |
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Roxie Hart's hard knocks. |
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Dancin' killin' singin', thrillin'. |
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Zeta-Jones, cool jazz cat. |
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Catherine's jazzed about Oscar. |
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Singing dancing 'Roxie Hart'. |
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Roxie finds ephemeral fame. |
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Roxie balks; she 'walks'! |
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Chic's in lingerie singing. |
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Roxy music: Jailhouse Rock. |
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Gun-toting ladies sing jazz. |
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Latifah queen of lock-up! |
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Zellweger's voice, body flat. |
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Zellweger headlines killer musical. |
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Queen flaunts substantial cleavage. |
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Cell block tango execution. |
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Killer babes from Broadway. |
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Roxie's paroxysm precipitates prosecution. |
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Roxie drilled; Amos screwed. |
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World's first Tabloid Musical. |
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Zeta-Jones, Zellweger's Jailhouse Rock. |
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Queen Latifah breaks Hart. |
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Picture on newspaper = freedom. |
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'Marshall' makes arresting musical. |
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Murder is very entertaining. |
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Death row musical comedy. |
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Merry murderesses make music. |
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Jailbirds sing incessantly. |
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Jones-Zelleweger foster animosity. |
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Gere's singing deserves prison. |
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Richard Gere-d up, sings. |
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Jailbait babes belt showtunes. |
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Renee escapes execution. Unfortunately. |
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Zellweger & Zeta-Jones, Jailbirds. |
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Gere ventriloquists Zellweger. |
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Richard Gere? Singing? UHHRRRGGGH! |
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Hollywood's self-congratulatory talent show. |
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Tolerable. Then, Gere sings. |
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Jailhouse Roxy doesn't swing. |
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Windy City musical blows. |
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Tap-dancing lawyer perverts justice. |
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Geer steers flapper tappers. |
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Gere taps unknown qualities. |
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Twittering jailbirds in tune. |
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Lingerie show from prison? |
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Marshall's musical criminally overrated. |
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Killers croon killer tunes. |
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Song, dance, jailed romance. |
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Douglas's wife shows legs. |
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Jazz honeys without conviction. |
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Renee sings with conviction. |
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Movie about musical, weird. |
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Richard Gere embarasses himself. |
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'Mr. Cellophane', touchingly transparent. |
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Fickle media musical parody. |
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