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From here we flash back to the wedding reception of Kirsten Dunst's self-absorbed antiheroine, a typically strained affair that plays out in a massive mansion whose lavish grounds are slowly overshadowed by the appearance of a mysterious blue planet that may or may not be on a collision course with Earth.
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Roger Catlin of the Hartford Courant felt that newcomers to the series would be "surprised at how laughless the affair could be, and how nearly every strained gag depends on the sheer stupidity of its characters".
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