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Teen Ink Magazine, February 2008 : Movies Articles

Beowulf by Drew Z., Aberdeen, SD After much anticipation for the opening of “Beowulf,” I finally had the opportunity to enjoy it. Or rather, would have enjoyed it, had it lived up to even half my expectations. Instead, I was thoroughly disappointed. Continue...	In the Valley of Elah by Timothy W., Haverhill, MA Many people believe the war in Iraq is being fought for no reason other than the current U.S. president’s lust for blood, oil, and/or some sort of glorious photo-op. Continue...
Spider-Man 3 by Evan M., Prairie Village, KS “Spider-Man 3” is entertaining for the whole family. The special effects that Scott Stokdyk and his 200-man crew created are amazing. They built programs that didn’t even exist before “Spider-Man 3. Continue...	Superbad by Zack H., New City, NY Every year one comedy is better than everything else out there. This year it was definitely “Superbad,” one of the funniest movies I have ever seen. Continue...
The Bourne Ultimatum by Jason C., New City, NY “The Bourne Ultimatum” is the final film in the trilogy of thrillers loosely based on the novels of Robert Ludlum. However, this third installment differs quite drastically from the novel. Continue...	The Number 23 by Tannon D., Garretson, SD Wow, it’s everywhere! The number 23 is controlling and wrecking my life! This is what I said after seeing “The Number 23.” Instantly following the film, we viewers are struck with the 23 enigma. Continue...
Gossip Girl by Kaitlyn T., West Granby, CT Based on the books by Cecily von Ziegesar, “Gossip Girl” is sure to be a hit. Airing on the CW Wednesdays at 9/8 Central, “Gossip Girl” promises an hour of beautiful people and juicy details. Continue...

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