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Teen Ink Magazine, November 2003 : Movies Articles

Anger Management by Drew D., Wayland, MA My initial opinion of "AngerManagement" was that it is a funny and fabulous movie with the comic team ofAdam Sandler and Jack Nicholson. But as I thought about the movie more, Irealized there's no plot or climax. Continue...	Pirates of the Caribbean by Siddharth K., Poland, OH Based on a Disney ride (a strange andseemingly foolish origin for a movie), "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curseof the Black Pearl" is a refreshing and fun movie. It is perhaps the onlycreative movie that was released last summer. Continue...
S.W.A.T. by Elmedina P., Phoenix, AZ A great and successful action movie,"S.W.A.T." stars Samuel L. Jackson as Hondo, Colin Farrell, LL Cool J,Michelle Rodriguez, Jeremy Remer, Josh Charles, Olivier Martinez and AshleyScott. Continue...	Senseless by Jeremiah G., Aurora, SD "Senseless" is a fun-filled 1998comedy starring Marlon Wayans and David Spade. Wayans plays Darryl Witherspoon, abusiness student competing for a brokerage firm's junior analyst position. Continue...
Seven Samurai by Sean M., Seattle, WA "Seven Samurai" is a 1954 epic film with few dull moments in its three hours. Continue...	The Shawshank Redemption by Eric W., No. Platte, NE This movie, though made in the late '90s, has recently become one of my favorites. It does not have a cast of super stars (the only one I knew was Morgan Freeman), and it is not flashy. Continue...

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