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Lucky Number Slevin courtesy The Weinstein CompanyJosh Hartnett in Lucky Number Slevin
10 pm/ET TMC
So there was this guy… Slick, shallow and brain-bendingly convoluted, Scottish Paul McGuigan's twisty thriller, from a script by Jason Smilovic, doesn't add up to a whole lot but looks terrific doing it. Josh Hartnett heads a pretty impressive cast that also includes Bruce Willis, Ben Kingsley, Morgan Freeman and Stanley Tucci. Lucy Liu stars as the girl, 'cause there's always a girl.
8 pm/ET LMN
Whatever designer-turned-director Catherine Hardwicke's first feature lacks in subtlety, it more than makes up for in impact; it's one of the most honest and harrowing looks at female adolescence ever to reach the screen. Evan Rachel Wood stars as a 13-year-old California junior-high student who falls under the spell the "hottest chick in school" (Nikki Reed) and her posse of troublemaking 13-year-olds in low-slung jeans, barely-there T-shirts, thongs and body jewelry.
9 pm/ET IFC
Louis Malle's austere adaptation of Josephine Hart's short novel may just be the coldest movie about sex ever made, but the film builds to a devastating conclusion. Married, successful Member of Parliament Jeremy Irons becomes hopelessly infatuated when he meets lovely Juliette Binoche, the girlfriend of his own son (Rupert Graves).
9 pm/ET TBS
A shallow, gorgeous, lightened-and-brightened rehash of The Deep, this voyeuristic thriller contains just enough twists that you don't have to feel completely guilty for enjoying it. Sun- and surf-loving Sam (Jessica Alba) and Jared (Paul Walker) are just scraping by on their low-level jobs in the Bahamian tourist industry when they run across what may be some vaulable sunken treasure, and run afoul some very bad people. Scott Caan and Ashley Scott costar.
8 pm, 10 pm/ET FOXM
It's a little dated today, but this landmark film was Hollywood's first major attack on anti-Semitism. Gregory Peck, in one of his most convincing portrayals, stars as a magazine writer who pretends to be Jewish for an exposé on bigotry. Also starring Dorothy McGuire, John Garfield and June Havoc.
Photo Credits: Lucky Number Slevin courtesy The Weinstein Company
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