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| Movie Release Date: | 2003 |
The first two “Scary Movies” written and directed by the Wayans brothers, were R-rated, cheerfully raunchy, and cheekily politically incorrect parodies of popular movies, including Scream and its sequels. This latest in the series is rated PG-13 and the Wayanses [...]
| Lowest Recommended Age: | Mature High Schooler |
| Movie Release Date: | 2003 |
“The Human Stain” is a flawed but engrossing story of the way that people try to escape their pasts and the way that carefully constructed new personas, no matter how scrubbed and burnished, cannot erase the stain of the original. [...]
| Lowest Recommended Age: | Middle School |
| Movie Release Date: | 2003 |
“If your mother says she loves you, check it out.” That’s what editors tell young reporters. Journalists believe that telling the truth is more than their job; it is almost a sacred obligation. And yet, every so often a reporter [...]
| Lowest Recommended Age: | 4th - 6th Grades |
| Movie Release Date: | 2003 |
“Radio” may be as predictable as a Hallmark card, but it is as heartwarming, too. This is a nice, old-fashioned family movie about the importance of kindness. The characters learn that some things are more important than being smart. The [...]
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