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Hollywood Movie Roundup: ‘Despicable Me’ appeals to all as ‘Predators’ looks to maul multiplexes

Fri, Jul 9 2010

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HollywoodNews.com: As moviegoers wait for Leonardo DiCaprio’s “Inception” to hit theaters, Universal will keep family crowds sufficed with their 3D animated toon “Despicable Me” while Fox looks to re-energize its ‘80s franchise “Predators” sans Arnold Schwarzenegger. Their biggest foe for the No. 1 spot at the B.O.? “The Twilight Saga:[...]

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