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Teen Ink Magazine, March 2001 : Movies Articles

Antitrust "Antitrust" is a sleek suspense thriller set inthe world of computers, but plays out in such a conventional fashion that it isno more disturbing than a James Bond adventure ... Continue...	Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon From director Ang Lee comes a movie that has the mostmind-boggling martial arts I have ever seen. "Crouching Tiger, HiddenDragon" is about a warrior (Chow Yun Fat) trying to retrieve a stolensword ... Continue...
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon All I can say about this movie is "Wow!" Themartial arts make Jackie Chan look like a wimp; the moves are so unique and fastyou won't believe your eyes ... Continue...	Dracula 2000 When I first heard a new Dracula movie was coming out, Iwas ecstatic. Sure, not one movie starring the fanged creature of the night hasactually been worthwhile, but persistently pushing boundaries has been thepractice of Hollywood ... Continue...
Save the Last Dance Prejudice and segregation surround us. "Save the LastDance" is an excellent example of the obstacles some face and the answersneeded to move beyond them ... Continue...	Thirteen Days "Thirteen Days" accurately depicts the eventsin chronological order during the Cuban Missile Crisis, 13 of the most terrifyingdays in U.S. history. This is probably the best history-based film since"Saving Private Ryan ... Continue...

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