‘Shopaholic’ maxes out its credit

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Cost and worth are two very different things.

This is one of the moral-financial lessons we’re supposed to learn but never do while watching Isla Fisher aka Mrs. Borat (the nympho in “Wedding Crashers”) in Walt Disney Picture’s “Confessions of a Shopaholic” wrestle a woman for a pair of boots during a sample sale, act like she can speak Finnish to a Finland native/business associate in front her boss who believes she can, and talk a group of recovering shopaholics into a spending frenzy.

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