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In "Be Cool," the sequel to the 1995 comedy "Get Shorty," Vince Vaughn's eyes come alive for the first time. Ever since Vaughn appeared in "Swingers," in 1996, he has been a slightly mysterious presence. In that movie, he was furiously self-mocking as Trent Walker, the fast-talking make-out artist who never gets a girl, but there was something unnerving about him: his eyes seemed a little remote, almost as if he were watching himself perform from someplace far away. After "Swingers," he played a variety of cynics, movers, and louses, sometimes seriously, sometimes for laughs. He quickly became the most untrustworthy man in movies since the fish-eyed young Bill Murray, ...