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Film

Time Out Chicago / Issue 166 : May 1–7, 2008

Summer film preview

One crazy summer

Hollywood dishes out everything from punchy pandas to runaway reefer-lovers to get you off the beach and into the theater.

By Hank Sartin

August 22
Hamlet 2
British comic actor Steve Coogan has never gotten the U.S. love he deserves. Maybe this comedy—about a high-school drama teacher who writes and directs a sequel to Hamlet—can change all that. We like to imagine a plot twist in which Hamlet turns out to have a younger brother who investigates his death and takes on Fortinbras, who wins the Danish throne a little too easily at the end of Hamlet, if you ask us.
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