Teen Ink Magazine,
February 2006 :
Movies Articles
Anchorman by Dusty W., Hemet, CA Have you ever watched a movie that is so stupid it’s funny? If you have seen “Dumb & Dumber,” you know what I’m talking about. “Anchorman,” starring Will Ferrell and Christina Applegate, is one of those movies ... Continue...
Bewitched by Courtney L., Poland, OH Good-bye double, double, toil and trouble and hello, with the wrinkle of a nose. Oscar-winner Nicole Kidman and Will Ferrell make magic happen in this 2005 release ... Continue...
Coach Carter by Keisha B., Phoenix, AZ “Coach Carter” is based on a true story and is one of my favorite films.
Samuel L. Jackson plays Coach Ken Carter, a real-life coach who teaches a high-school basketball team much more than just ball skills ... Continue...
Must Love Dogs by Sarah B., Phoenix, AZ While the title indicates otherwise, it is not actually necessary to like dogs to enjoy this movie. It is, however, important to have a sense of humor about divorce ... Continue...
Rent by Krista B., Getzville, NY Turning a Broadway musical into a film has happened before, but not like this. “Rent,” based on Puccini’s opera La Bohème, is one of those inspiring films where you will leave singing “525,600 Minutes” all the way home ... Continue...
The Chronicles of Narnia by Kristin O., Cedaredge, CO I sank into the seat with my bucket of popcorn, feeling a rush of excitement followed by a stab of nervousness. I wondered if anyone else in the theater felt the same way. As a die-hard C.S ... Continue...
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