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Teen Ink Magazine, March 2002 : Movies Articles

Amelie
   Therenowned French film "Amélie," directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet,has finally come to America. Though praised in Europe, the film arrived here tomixed reviews. You will either love "Amélie" or you will hateit.
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   During these tough times,American soldiers are fighting overseas. They care about what they are fightingfor: their country and its freedom. If you are looking for an uplifting story, gosee "Behind Enemy Lines.
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Ocean's Eleven
   Thismovie is not as new as it seems. It is actually a remake. I watched both the oldand new versions, and the new one is by far the better of the two. The olderversion is very chatty and slow.
Continue... 		The Fast and the Furious
   "I live my life a quarter of a mile at a time. For those ten seconds, I'mfree," Vin Diesel's character, Dom Toretto, proclaims, summarizing the plotof "The Fast and the Furious," released last summer.
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