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Teen Ink Magazine, April 2006 : Movies Articles

Fun with Dick and Jane by Isaac S., Ripon, WI Awesome movie! This is Jim Carrey at his best. I knew it would be good, but I didn’t know it would be this good! “Fun with Dick and Jane” is fantastic! If you’re looking for lots of comedy and a good plot, this is just for you. Continue...	In The Mix by Nicole B., Bedford, NY Usher, a well-known artist, plays Darrell in this romantic comedy. Darrell is a DJ at a New York club and also friends with Frank (Chazz Palminteri). Continue...
Match Point by Noelle B., Glendale, AZ “Match Point” is an instant classic. This irresistibly stunning film kept me on the edge of my seat the entire time. At first it seems predictable, but it has a rather astounding outcome. It is refreshing to witness such exquisite filmmaking. Continue...	Never Been Kissed by Hannah J., Hemet, CA “Never Been Kissed” is a comedy about a young woman who gets a second chance at high school. Drew Barrymore does a hilarious job playing the lead role of Josie “Grossie” Geller. Continue...
The Family Stone by Katie C., Boardman, OH When you hear the title “The Family Stone,” you probably think of a rock or possibly an heirloom. It is, however, the title of one of 2005’s greatest films. Continue...	The Truman Show by Aly L., Wyckoff, NJ Some people believe that they are the center of the world. In “The Truman Show,” Jim Carrey portrays Truman Burbank, a man for whom this is true. The only problem is that he doesn’t know it. Continue...
House by Sam M., Arlington Heights, IL Hugh Laurie stars as Dr. Gregory House, a maverick, anti-social doctor who specializes in infectious disease diagnosis and is not afraid to go over the line to solve every case that he is assigned. Continue...

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