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Teen Ink Magazine, June 2002 : Movies Articles

40 Days and 40 Nights Thelatest must-see movie, "40 Days and 40 Nights" starring Josh Hartnett,is a witty comedy. The dreamy Hartnett appeals to teenage girls and the plotintrigues the guys. Continue...	A Bronx Tale Thisblockbuster hit kept me on the edge of my chair. The actors played excellentroles and the plot is intriguing. I first rented this film five years ago, and ithas kept my interest ever since, so I bought the tape. Continue...
A Walk to Remember Boymeets girl. Boy falls in love with girl. Tragic event affects relationship. Soundfamiliar? It should. Almost every teen movie has this cliché plot, and"A Walk to Remember" is no exception. Continue...	Crossroads TV,radio, film - just about everywhere you look, there she is. Britney Spears'slatest endeavor was to make the leap from pop star to movie star. Continue...
Ice Age If you are looking for an entertaining movie, "Ice Age" is a great one tosee. The animated story takes place 20,000 years ago when three very differentanimals are separated from their herds and join together to return a lost humanbaby to its family. Continue...	The Power of One "ThePower of One" is a strong movie based on the popular novel. This is quite adifferent project for director John G. Avildsen ("Rocky" and "TheKarate Kid"), but the characters and events mix to create great chemistry. Continue...

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