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Movie Review: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

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First Potter movie is a big-budget magical ride.

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Movie Review: Sky High

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Cartoony high school superhero drama.

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Movie Review: The Jungle Book (animated)

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Jaunty animation meets jazzy songs.

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Movie Review: Shrek 2

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Just as much fairytale fun as the first one.

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Movie Review: High School Musical

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A modern-day <i>Grease</i> for tweens.

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Review: Night at the Museum

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Stiller dodges CGI creations in cute adventure.

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Movie Review: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

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Excellent, but the PG-13 is accurate.

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Movie Review: Happy Feet

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Ultra-cute kid flick will set your toes tapping.

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Book Review: To Kill a Mockingbird

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Growing up in a small Southern town, Jem and Scout Finch think they know their family and neighbors. There's Boo Radley, the neighborhood recluse, whom the children attempt to lure out of hiding. Cranky old Mrs. Dubose is secretly addicted to morphine. Their odd playmate, Dill Harris, comes to stay with his aunt next door each summer. And then there's Atticus, their father, and their hero.

At first barely penetrating their world of treehouses and elaborate reenactments of pulp novels are rumors of a black man accused of raping a white woman. In 1930s Alabama, her accusation all but proves his guilt. Yet lawyer Atticus questions the charge and defends the accused man in a town steeped in prejudice. Through the eyes of the children, as they try to understand the reactions of the townspeople and make sense of the crumbling world around them, the irrationality of racism is laid bare.

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