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No, it's so slavish in its devotion to the plot and character beats from the 1990 version that it can't help but be at least somewhat engaging when taken on its own.

Like the Lonely Planet guides that it sends up, the Molvania guide is obsessive in its devotion to detail, from the fake maps inside the cover to the conversion charts for preposterous weights and measures.

It is odd, even a little goofy, and utterly sincere in its devotion to the products and the cooking of one of France's least-known, least-touristed regions, Gascony.

Unfortunately, the Arkansas Legislature is hardly alone in its devotion to turning out new abortion restrictions.

Pyongyang's media portray a nation beset by hostile forces, but unified in its devotion to its leader, Kim Jong-un.

The soundtrack, meanwhile, outdoes "The Virgin Suicides" in its devotion to the great bad music of the 1970's.

And: The experience does not increase in meaning by its devotion to thematic repetition, or mere accumulation.

In the chapter about Jan Herring, the former C.I.A. agent who jump-started Motorola's intelligence unit, the authors write as if Motorola's stock rose in proportion to its devotion to competitive intelligence.

In a place that flaunts its devotion to appearance and ostentation, two telltale segments are hurting: hairdressers and expensive restaurants.

In France the names of great artisans are widely known and carry real cachet, which makes perfect sense in a nation known for its devotion to luxury goods.

With its devotion to sushi in its purist form, unalloyed with other Japanese cuisines or American twists, Yasuda occupies a singular position in New York's sushi landscape, even without Mr. Yasuda.