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(A-) Paper Clips

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MPAA Rating:     Audience: 4th - 6th Grades
This is the touching story of Whitwell, Tennessee,a small coal mining community (population 1600) outside of Chatanooga. The population is almost entirely white and entirely Christian. When the lo...
» Read Review Posted on Thursday November 18, 2004

(A-) Persepolis

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MPAA Rating: PG-13     Audience: High School
pesepolis_poster.jpgMarjane Satrapi brings her awar...
» Read Review Posted on Monday December 24, 2007

(A-) Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest

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MPAA Rating: PG-13     Audience: 4th - 6th Grades
This is what big summer blockbuster studio movies are all about -- love, honor, humor, villains evil enough to make it really satisfying when they are beaten and scary enough to keep you wondering ...
» Read Review Posted on Tuesday July 4, 2006

(A-) The Polar Express

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MPAA Rating:     Audience: Kindergarten - 3rd Grade
"Are you sure?"

This is a question asked several times during this movie, based on the exquisitely lovely Chris Van Allsburg book. It is a fitting question for a story about a boy strugglin...

» Read Review Posted on Saturday October 30, 2004

(A-) Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire

Genre: Family Issues
MPAA Rating: R     Audience: Adult
Claireece (newcomer Gabourey 'Gabby' Sidibe) is a 16-year-old, still in middle school, illiterate, pregnant with her second child. The first baby has Down Syndrome. Both pregnancies are the resul...
» Read Review Posted on Friday March 12, 2010

(A-) The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement

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MPAA Rating:     Audience: Kindergarten - 3rd Grade
Another sweet lollipop of a movie, “Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement” picks up five years later than the first and, though missing some of the original’s spark and humor, it's a pleasant...
» Read Review Posted on Thursday August 12, 2004

(A-) Proof

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MPAA Rating:     Audience: Mature High Schooler
People often speak of "opening up" a play when it is made into a movie. In one sense the Tony- and Pulitzer-prize winning Broadway production of "Proof" has been opened up. Instead of entirely ta...
» Read Review Posted on Wednesday September 14, 2005



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