DVD: Eat Pray Love, For retail & rental (Sony)

Sunday 06 February 2011 01:00 GMT

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One of last year's most detestable films, this self-help slop has Julia Roberts getting over her mid-life ennui by going travelling for a year – luckily she's not short of cash – and learning the most feeble of life-lessons: it's a revelation to discover that Italians use hand gestures when they talk.

Take away the vapid psychobabble, and Eat Pray Love is a maddeningly slow slideshow of someone else's holiday snaps.

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