Duplicity is not a masterpiece—it drags at times, its corporate landscape is ponderously gray, plus, you know, Julia Robertzzzzzzzzzzzz—but parts of it (dialogue, Clive Owen's chest hair) are masterful. The corporate-espionage comedy concerns a pair of former-spies-in-luv (Roberts and Owen) who concoct a scheme to grift two pharmaceutical giants out of millions. The best part of Duplicity is the opening credits, in which rival CEOs, played by giants of character Paul Giamatti and Tom Wilkinson, brawl in super-slow-motion on a tarmac. It's fucking awesome. Who needs pretty people? (See Movie Times: thestranger.com/film.)