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THE SCENESTER: Full of Heart, Bone-in' and more

POSTED: Friday, January 15, 2010, 10:36 PM

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Crazy Heart — B

In his review of Crazy Heart, Shaun Brady referenced a David Allen Coe song that "laid out all the elements necessary for the perfect country-western song: mama, trains, trucks, prison and gettin' drunk." For those wondering, the song is Coe's "You Never Even Call Me By My Name," one of the all time greatest songs to drink Jack with a Bud back while you teeter-totter on a bar stool. Listen, for the criminally uninformed:

Related: Trailer! Crazy Heart

The Book of Eli — C

Related: Trailer!: The Book of Eli

The Lovely Bones — C+

The Spy Next Door — D

Wonderful World — C-

Maybe Michael Kenneth Williams will fare better in Boardwalk Empire...

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