The Paranoids -- Film Review
5:40 PM PDT 10/14/2010 by Frank Scheck,
AP
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The problem with movies revolving around slackers is that they too often tend to be as aimless as their lead characters. Such is the case with "The Paranoids," an Argentine comedy that, despite some interestingly offbeat moments, is unlikely to reach much commercial traction on these shores.
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