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Marley and Me
By Devon G., Grapevine, TX
“Marley and Me,” based on the popular book by John Grogan, is the story of the miraculous connection between dog and owner. It stole the hearts of dog-lovers everywhere. You not only appreciate your own dog more, but you form a relationship... (more »)
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Slumdog Millionaire
By Srinath R., Singapore, Singapore
When acclaimed director Danny Boyle wandered into the slums of Mumbai, India, with a relatively unknown group of actors, it was hard to imagine what the filmmaker was doing so far from home. However, with the release of “Slumdog... (more »)
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She's the Man
By Rachel F., Hemet, CA
“She’s the Man” is a witty, side-splitting comedy based on Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night.” Viola (Amanda Bynes) disguises herself as her twin brother, Sebastian (James Kirk), while he is away in London. She attends his school, joins the... (more »)
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Sherlock Holmes
By Kalika S., Naples, FL
A Warner Bros Studios release, produced by Joel Silver
Everyone has heard of the famous fictitious detective, Sherlock Holmes. Sherlock Holmes is a recently released movie that has caught the attention of many people from ages 13to... (more »)
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August Rush
By Lisa H., Thornton, CO
“August Rush” gets two-thumbs way up. This heart-warming film includes romance, music, drama, and is filled with exhilaration, excitement, and sadness throughout. I am definitely adding this movie to my top three favorites list.
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Epic Movie
By John F., Townsend
“Epic Movie” sounds like a really cool title. From its previews, the average person would think, Wow! This seems like a pretty funny movie blending lots of great movies into one funny one. I thought so too, but was I wrong.
Before... (more »)
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The House Bunny
By Jake O., Bloomington, IL
My limited experience with Happy Madison, Adam Sandler’s production company, has not been pleasant. For example, “Click,” with its juvenile humor and manipulative plot, tops my list of worst films of all time. So when my friends dragged... (more »)
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