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ruserious470
Mar 9, 2013 7:37AM
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Anderson, you are an idot!

david burgess (Get_me_started)
Mar 9, 2013 7:45AM
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Anderson you call theses good times? You must be very young. Look around and stop watching the Liberal media. People are hurting everywhere.
GEORGE NEDDER
Mar 9, 2013 9:19AM
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I can't beleive you ran this and excluded three of the best.

1.)the Professional-natalie​ portman

2.)Columbiana-saldan​a

3.)Point of no return-Bridget Fonda

Mr. Shin goes to wash his hands
Mar 9, 2013 12:46PM
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Yaaaaawn. Yes, MSN, it's been 5 minutes - you need to post another self-stroking "Girl Power!" bit of nonsense. These characters/stories are written and are not actual people/events, despite what you'd like to think.
frank korpela
Mar 9, 2013 9:48AM
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President Obama and his crew has done nothing but lie and put this country in debt. Now they are going to take credit for a turn around.maybe they have some new ideas that won't make a difference. We will see who is in office next!
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She's a femme fatale

Some of modern cinema's best temptresses and women of mystery

By Jeff Michael Vice
Special to MSN Movies

Make no mistake about it: We did appreciate how the at-the-time-dainty actress Rooney Mara transformed herself into a pierced and tattooed tail-kicker for audiences and director David Fincher in his Americanized film remake of the best-selling novel "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo."

Still, the actress seemed a bit too slender — even a bit scrawny — to play author Stieg Larsson's most memorable character, revenge-minded hacker Lisbeth Salander. For our money, the unknown-at-the-time actress Noomi Rapace brought the right balance of muscular toughness and emotionally wounded vulnerability to play Lisbeth in the original, Swedish-language film (2009).

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