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Teen Ink Magazine, October 2006: Movie Reviews


Life is Beautiful
by Daniel G., Auburn, NE
   Life Is Beautiful
but Reality Bites
I am searching for any form of Adaptation
but still I am Lost In Translation

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Beetlejuice
by Liz B., Glenside, PA
   An avid fan of Tim Burton and dark humor in general, “Beetlejuice” is one of my top five favorite movies.
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X-Men: The Last Stand
by Matt N., Wyckoff, NJ
   The release of “X-Men: The Last Stand” marks the third X-Men movie in the last five years. While the first two did not do well in theaters, this one topped the charts.
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Superman Returns
by Stephanie G., Bledsoe, KY
   I don’t know where they found Brandon Routh, but I cannot think of a better Superman. He is so believable, I love it. He’s also not bad on the eyes, if you know what I’m saying.
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The Da Vinci Code
by Hilary G., Wyckoff, NJ
   The anticipation was practically tangible. Almost every seat was taken as moviegoers flocked to the opening night of “The Da Vinci Code.” Directed by Ron Howard and based on the bestselling novel, it promised to be an action-packed, mystery-filled blockbuster.
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American Beauty
by John M., Hemet, CA
   “American Beauty,” starring Kevin Spacey, answers the question of what a rose is by exploring the intertwined lives of middle-class suburban Americans.
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World Trade Center
by Brian K., Peoria, AZ
   It is impossible to watch this movie and not become emotionally involved.
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