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Teen Ink Magazine, December 2006 : Movies Articles

O Brother, Where Art Thou? by Stefan S., Holmdel, NJ Directed by the Oscar-winning Coen brothers (“Fargo”) and starring Oscar-winner George Clooney, “O Brother, Where Art Thou?” is a hilarious movie that gets funnier the more you see it. Continue...	The Departed by Charles M., Choasset, MA In Boston, Massachusetts, the Irish mafia controls the streets. One man in particular, Frank Costello, runs the narcotics trade. Costello’s operation is expertly organized, his men ranging from lowly street workers to sophisticated moles. Continue...
The Illusionist by Kai W., Brooklyn, NY The audience is silent. The curtain rises. And then, out walks the man called the master of the world’s mysteries. He removes his gloves and throws them in the air to soar as blackbirds to the roof. So enters Eisenheim, the Illusionist. Continue...	Wonder Boys by Brittany A., E. Satauket, NY There’s nothing to wonder about when it comes to deciding about renting “Wonder Boys. Continue...
Gilmore Girls by Ruthie W., Toronto, ON, Canada “Gilmore Girls,” now in its seventh (and final) season, is an amazing television show that follows the lives of the mother/daughter team of Lorelai and Rory Gilmore. Continue...	Heroes by Colleen R., Cohasset, MA Every new TV season some viewers are overwhelmed and cannot decide which show to watch. This year, for those who have discovered NBC’s “Heroes,” the search is over. Continue...

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