‘Up in the Air’ movie review: George Clooney in airborne HR drama
Up in the Air is a timely, precise, extremely well-acted film that deserves most of the praise that’s being thrown at it
January 26, 2010
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Up in the Air is a timely, precise, extremely well-acted film that deserves most of the praise that’s being thrown at it
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