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I need to look for that book!
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Braveheart. Excellent movie
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Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
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The Big Easy
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Django Unchained because it's awesome.
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Christmas with the Kranks. hehehe.
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Miracle on 34th St...
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Life of Pi. I thought it had beautiful imagery and a nice plot. However, I did fall asleep during parts of it.
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Nick Cage:Dying of the Light Exceptional. 9/10
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At the Devil's Door.

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I watched that old turkey Reefer Madness last night. I saw it years ago when I was in high school at an adults only movie theater. Then I thought wow, Im not going to try that crap, I dont want to become an insane murderer. Actually it wasnt that bad of a movie. It was poorly made and probably not very accurate and the acting was lousy, but it was fairly entertaining. And as bad a movie as it was, it turned me off about drugs I never got into stuff like that and if it did the same for a few others I suppose it had some redeeming qualities.
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I am watching The Lord of the Rings Trilogy; everyone tells me I should read the book first because the movie tries and comes really close. However, the book is awesome and so much better! So I just finished the first of the trilogy. It was really good. I don't usually watch fantasy, sci-fi but this was pretty good.
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The Hobbit. Saw it today. It was fantastic! We also saw Annie today, it was interesting in the way they made it more modern.
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This is Where I Leave You. Really good, comedy but thought provoking film. 8/10
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Bridesmaids. Makes me cry laughing every time.
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