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Freddy (Robert Englund) is letting him go and the teenager doesn't have much of a memory, when he's arriving in a new town.
As a teenager I discovered that the fun of this movie is the experience itself.
I was lucky to see "Oliver!" in 1968 on a big cinema screen in Boston when I was a young teenager.
been so many,and this one is one of the best,especially for the cameos by;Rosanne Barr (then Arnold)tom Arnold,johnny depp,(who did the very first nightmare in 84)alice cooper(singer)you will see Freddy as a tormented child,a teenager who loves pain,and as a family guy(creepy)the effects are very funny and creative,the cast also includes Lisa Zane(Billy's sister) breckin Meyer(road trip)yaphet kotto(alien,live and let die)and Amanda Donahue(father knows best)i was one of the people 3who saw this in 3d,well the ending.i
As my title says this was one of my fav childhood movies that I still love as a teenager.
Nathalie Press (billed as 'Natalie' Press) is convincing in her role as depressed teenager exploited by a male classmate.
Jeremy Sumpter does an excellent job as a teenager with a passion for baseball, I believe a lot of us could relate to his awe and sometimes tunnel vision for the team that he always wanted to a part of.
There are a few caveats: a too-quickly wrapped up (and rather sentimental) ending; 24-year-old Corrine Calvert is not very convincing as a naive French teenager, and of course the film takes place in the Mythic West, a land of fable where the real laws of nations and physics don't apply.
Think about it; she makes no attempt to locate the mother, who may well be a confused teenager in need of medical treatment and seemingly no one from the Italian equivalent of Social Services makes any attempt to put the baby into 'care' (no Social Services?
When teenager Stanley Yelnats III (Shia LeBoeuf) gets sent to a prison camp where he is forced to dig all day long, he discovers a number of things about the camp, and his personal connection to it.
Iwas featured as a pregnant teenager in the second half of the movie.
It's not a film to show your grand-parents, but you should show it to a teenager or some immature guy at your workplace.
But the teenager, bored by macaroni-and-cheese dinners in their tract house, would rather spend his time hanging with street friends Marco and Kev.
We don't just see how the death effects the younger brother or the parents, but also the confused middle sister, the wayward uncle, his crazy wife, and the dead teenager's girlfriend.
You will be reminded of what it was like to be a rebellious teenager; needless to say, you will be reminiscing of your old high school days after seeing this film.
I saw this movie as a teenager and immediately identified with Reese Witherspoon's portrayal of Dani Trant, a 14-year-old tomboy in rural Louisiana circa 1957.
I still cry because the movie reaches in & touches my inner confused teenager.
I have to echo some of the earlier comments -- Chynna Phillips is horribly miscast as a teenager.
Oh we have a club foot that he has problems about, even though a street teenager who has the same problem tells him to lighten up about it.
I, as a teenager really enjoyed this movie!
Melissa Joan Hart plays the perfect teenage girl/witch with normal teenager troubles that we can all relate to.
This is Parminder Nagra ("ER")'s breakout role, playing Jess, a teenager in England who is caught between her traditional Indian family and her love of football (that's soccer to us North Americans).
Just finished watching The Groove Tube which I first saw about 23 years ago when I was a teenager staying up way past my bedtime watching HBO with my brother and his best friend.
My mom was not a teenager and she was a few months from giving birth to my little sister.
It's not a sin to have a child when you're a teenager and still in high school, and it's not really a bad thing, either, but it is a problem.
I just can't believe that the movie has just been voted by only 223 people so far given that the movie was produced in 2004 and it has won many awards since then.About the movie...it's one of those well-acted sweet movies.Reda,a French teenager due to sit for Baccalauréat, is asked by his devout elderly father to take him to Mecca.Strange as it may seem(if one doesn't know much about Islam)the father wants his son to drive them from their home in France to Saudia Arabia on a once-in-a-lifetime religious pilgrimage.The generation gap between the father and the son is based on simple enough terms('you may know how to read and write, but you know nothing about life,' the unnamed father to his son)but some sort of bromidic generation gap literature is avoided.Bot of them are affectionate in their frustrations.The father never speaks in French though Reda understands Arabic but can only seem to answer in French.
Thirtyish British cult horror siren Caroline Munro is hilariously miscast as an American teenager in the first third of the flick.
Edward Furlong plays the title character, a working-class teenager in Baltimore who loves to photograph things.
My son was a teenager when he saw it for the first time, and he loved it immediately, too (and this is the generation that grew up watching practically only Hollywood movies and not speaking or understanding Russian at all!).
"The Man in the Moon" is such an believable story about a young teenager falling in love for the first time.
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