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Teen Ink Magazine, April 2002 : Movies Articles

A Walk to Remember "A Walk to Remember" is exactly that: unforgettable. Based on the book byNicholas Sparks, its casting is inspired and the plot is full of quirky twists. Continue...	Crossroads I was one of the "lucky" people who got to see a free screening of"Crossroads," and as a result wasted 90 minutes of my life that I willnever get back. Continue...
Heist Have you ever had the feeling you did not get your money's worth? If not, you willafter seeing "Heist. Continue...	I Am Sam If there's one film you should see, it's "I Am Sam." This drama/comedy isabout a mentally challenged father, Sam Dawson (Sean Penn), caring for his youngdaughter Lucy (Dakota Fanning) after her mother runs away. Continue...
Pleasantville "Pleasantville"is a terrific movie that forces you to realize that people who are different areoften picked on. Continue...	The One As a moderately above-average fan of Jet Li, seeing an Asian-American finallydeveloping an acting role in Hollywood with more substance than martial artsskills is refreshing. Continue...
Wall Street "Wall Street" is a compelling film in which Charlie Sheen plays a young stocktrader struggling at his new job. Sheen is brilliant, and the supporting cast,including his father, Martin Sheen, is also excellent. Continue...

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