Teen Ink Magazine,
November 2004 :
Movies Articles
A Cinderella Story by Sara E., Peoria, AZ "A Cinderella Story" is a perfect present-day rendition of the classic fairy tale. Hillary Duff plays Sam, who has no choice but to obey all the commands of wicked stepmother Fiona (Jennifer Coolidge) and her demanding, spoiled stepsister ... Continue...
Fahrenheit 9/11 by Dianna B., Ames, IA "Fahrenheit 9/11" is an account of just exactly how illegitimate President Bush's administration is, told from Moore's point of view. His perspective is not only liberal, but all-encompassing liberal ... Continue...
Love Actually by David R., Glendale, AZ "Love Actually" is not just another British romantic comedy, it is the best one ever. This movie beats out the likes of "Notting Hill" and is not only terrific for adults but also for teens ... Continue...
Napoleon Dynamite by James S., E. Setauket, NY To appreciate "Napoleon Dynamite," you cannot expect to enjoy an hour and a half of sheer entertainment. Instead, you must be willing to absorb it, chew on it for a while, swallow, and wait for the aftertaste ... Continue...
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