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Teen Ink Magazine, March 2003 : Movies Articles

Catch Me If You Can I was reluctant to see "Catch Me If You Can," starring Leonardo DiCaprioand Tom Hanks, but my hesitation washed away with the opening credits.Immediately, the music and cartoon-like visuals play out the plot, and myinterest grew. Continue...	Chicago Afterthe critical and commercial success of "Moulin Rouge," one questionremained in the minds of moviemakers and moviegoers alike: are movie musicals"in" again? Are there even enough stars to pull off straining songs andsweaty dance ... Continue...
Frida "I want to burn it, so I can rid myself of this Judas of a body!" hisses SalmaHayek in an eerie yet incredibly realistic portrayal of the controversialtwentieth-century artist Frida Kahlo in the movie "Frida. Continue...	Gangs of New York NewYork was born in the streets. At least, that is Martin Scorsese's view in thisbloody, historical epic of nineteenth century Manhattan. The movie opens with aclose-up of eyes that show determination and sorrow. Continue...
Saving Private Ryan This isone of the greatest war movies ever made from an American perspective. If youhaven't seen it, you're definitely missing out. The movie begins with anolder man walking through a cemetery. Continue...

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