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'Serenity' review: Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway, wastin' away in Margaritaville

The Matthew McConaughey hindquarters are looking fine in "Serenity," for the record. Their latest screen appearance, in the name of love scene realism and box office incentive, arrives in the context of a tropical bedroom encounter with Diane Lane, portraying the leading man's sometime fling and fellow mysterious islander. A cockamamie grief parable disguised as

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