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‘The Road’ to Depress You Next Year

10/22/08 at 11:03 AM
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‘The Road’ to Depress You Next Year

Photo: Courtesy of the Weinstein Company

As expected, bleakest-ever movie The Road has been pushed back to 2009, which means you're free to enjoy the fall's awards movies about war, Nazis, familial tragedies, and political assassinations depression-free! [Big Picture/LAT]

By: Lane Brown Filed Under: delays, movies, the road

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