It’s curmugeonly Friday for The Post’s film critics, as Kyle Smith and I respectively give two stars apiece to the weekend’s two big (and likely extremely popular) releases, “Twilight” and “Bolt”. I am personally recommending a centennial retrospective devoted to ’30s screwball queen Carole Lombard opening today at Film Forum as a remedy for the new Great Depression. Above, one of my favorite journalism movies, “Nothing Sacred,” with Fredric March and Walter Connelly (as a dyspeptic editor named Olvier Stone).