Bernanke Gets Rapped; De Niro’s Don; D.C. Death: Movies
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Four Americans storm Normandy in Luc Besson’s dark comedy “The Family,” with only a bit less bloodshed than the last time around.
Fitfully good and scrupulously perverse, “The Family” plays on the title’s double meaning -- mafia and nuclear -- to chronicle the misadventures abroad of some very Ugly Americans.