People Like Us, while not quite aptly named, is <wbr />an equally feel-good and feel bad drama. There i<wbr />s an ample amount of raw misery in this film. Ye<wbr />t while many of us can sympathize with other chi<wbr />ldren of deadbeat dads, not all of us have secre<wbr />t siblings. And not all of us who lead double li<wbr />ves are as good at hiding one life from the othe<wbr />r.
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<br />Star Trek reboot&#39;s Chris Pine (Sam) and hi<wbr />s mother (Michelle Pfeiffer) are the surviving r<wbr />elatives of a music mogul who has recently died <wbr />of cancer. Shortly after his father&#39;s death, Sam<wbr /> is contacted by his father&#39;s friend and attorne<wbr />y to discuss the will. After learning that his f<wbr />ather left him a record collection instead of co<wbr />in, Sam is handed an old shaving kit bag. Inside<wbr /> the bag is $150,000.00 in inheritance...
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