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Breakers' review: An unforgettable haze  Selena GomezVanessa
HudgensHarmony KorineJames FrancoMTV (tv network)Ashley
BensonBritney Spears  ***1/2 (out of four)  If we cut loose with
friends on vacation, do we lose ourselves or become who we
really are?  It's a big question generated in the unexpectedly
great “Spring Breakers,” which, yeah, could be lazily dismissed
as just an onslaught of boobs and naughty
behavior—impressionistic debauchery that attempts to stylize
many parents' worst nightmare. Yet the film is the rare
exploration of identity that's likely to play repeatedly in dorm
rooms and frat houses while also putting film classes to work.
I wouldn't necessarily call writer-director Harmony Korine's
film high art. But it's what Gus Van Sant (“Elephant”) might
make if MTV hired him. In “Spring Breakers,” ex-Disney
commodities Selena Gomez (“Wizards of Waverly Place”) and
Vanessa Hudgens (“High School Musical”) star with Ashley Benson
(“Pretty L