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Leaving the “Without A Paddle” screening, I overheard someone say: “That has got to be the dumbest movie I’ve seen this year.” Obviously, that guy hadn’t seen “Van Helsing.” Steven Brill’s mediocre, uncredited remake of “City Slickers 2” and “Deliverance” concerns a trio of 30-year-old friends who, spurred on by the sudden and unexpected death of an adventurous childhood pal, drop everything to go on a treasure hunt that they’ve dreamt about since they were kids.
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|Leaving the “Without A Paddle” screening, I overheard someone say: “That has got to be the dumbest movie I’ve seen this year.” Obviously, that guy hadn’t seen “Van Helsing.” Steven Brill’s mediocre, uncredited remake of “City Slickers 2” and “Deliverance” concerns a trio of 30-year-old friends who, spurred on by the sudden and unexpected death of an adventurous childhood pal, drop everything to go on a treasure hunt that they’ve dreamt about since they were kids.
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