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This time the plot involves an elaborate heist in Rio de Janeiro, where Vin Diesel's Dominic Toretto and his crew either travel the city's streets at insane speeds or make preposterous leaps of faith across favela rooftops while being chased by a phalanx of U.S. federal cops under the command of Dwayne Johnson's bemuscled and bemineral-oiled Hobbs.
'Five': A Series Wakes Up at the Wheel Joe Morgenstern 2011
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This week's column is animated by the conjunction of two signal events -- the arrival of Pixar's glorious "Ratatouille" on DVD and the bursting forth of Robert Zemeckis's bemuscled "Beowulf" on big (plus the biggest, meaning IMAX) screens.
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Forget watching a rum bunch of bemuscled hoo-ray Henrys rowing down the Thames: the only race worth tuning in to this weekend takes place at Spitalfields City Farm, where the annual Oxford vs. Cambridge Goat Race will be decided.
Londonist DeanN 2010
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On getting to the Boss's office I find a vision of loveliness in place of the expected bemuscled umbrella-murderers.
The Register 2009
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On getting to the Boss's office I find a vision of loveliness in place of the expected bemuscled umbrella-murderers.
The Register 2009
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After the obligatory Oedipal reveal (in which a lucky bit player gets to utter the line, "He wasn't your father … son" before expiring beneath Jimmy's claws), James and his older brother, Victor, grow up to be played by Hugh Jackman and Liev Schreiber, both bemuscled and luxuriantly sideburned.
Slate Magazine 2009
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On getting to the Boss's office I find a vision of loveliness in place of the expected bemuscled umbrella-murderers.
The Register 2009
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After the obligatory Oedipal reveal (in which a lucky bit player gets to utter the line, "He wasn't your father … son" before expiring beneath Jimmy's claws), James and his older brother, Victor, grow up to be played by Hugh Jackman and Liev Schreiber, both bemuscled and luxuriantly sideburned.
Slate Magazine 2009
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