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Teen Ink Magazine, June 2000 : Movies Articles

Gladiator "Gladiator,"starring Russell Crowe, is selling out nationwide. The two and a halfhour-plus film is an undeniable hit because it manages to capture theaudience and keep every single person literally on the edge of theirseat. Continue...	High Fidelity "High Fidelity"is about one thing: commitment. The film begins with Rob Gordon (JohnCusack) describing his list of "Top 5 Most MemorableBreak-ups," which leads to his recent break-up with Laura (IbenHjejle). Continue...
Lethal Weapon 4 "LethalWeapon 4," with Mel Gibson, Danny Glover, Joe Pesci, Rene Russo,Chris Rock and Jet Li, is full of entertainment and laughs. The RichardDonner film really keeps you on the edge of your seat and amused. Continue...	Metropolis (1927) Untilthe unveiling of "Metropolis," the world had not seen ascience fiction film of such epic drama. Directorial genius Fritz Langbrings to life the futuristic city of Metropolis. Continue...
Pulp Fiction I recently pulled"Pulp Fiction" out of my very small video collection - I don'tbuy movies unless they truly impress me. Continue...	U-571 Lt.Commander. Dahlgren (Bill Paxton) is the skipper of the S-33, adebilitated United States World War I submarine that was recom-missionedand refitted with equipment and weapons. The ship embarks on a dangerousWorld War II mission into enemy waters. Continue...

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