Teen Ink Magazine,
December 2002 :
Movies Articles
Barbershop A young director, a star-studded cast and an inspiring script are all part of thehit film "Barbershop.""
In Chicago's South Side, Calvin (IceCube) inherits a barbershop from his father and has to make ends meet. Continue...
Lilo and Stitch "Liloand Stitch" is the kind of movie a person could watch over and over againand never get sick of.
"Lilo and Stitch" tells a tale of afamily made up of Nani and her younger sister Lilo. Continue...
My Big Fat Greek Wedding "MyBig Fat Greek Wedding," a sleeper hit starring Nia Vardalos and JohnCorbett, is the finest comedy to come around in quite a while. Continue...
Red Dragon "Warning! Hannibal "The Cannibal" Lecter is back and more frightening than ever!
In this remake of the Michael Mann film "Manhunter," SirAnthony Hopkins pulls off a third spine-tingling performance as the cannibalisticserial ... Continue...
Signs If you are one of those people whobelieve you'll eventually find yourself face to face with an alien, then"Signs" is for you. The thing that makes this movie so exciting is thesuspense the producer adds to every scene. Continue...
Sweet Home Alabama I enjoyed this realistic, down-to-earth movie. The plot is unpredictable, and theactors do a great job.
Melanie (Reese Witherspoon) is a rising star in theworld of fashion design. Continue...
The Ring One Friday night my friends and I attended a movie that altered my perspective ofhorror movies. I was electrified by this movie that is brilliant and sick at thesame time. "The Ring" is the scariest movie released inyears. Continue...
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