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Teenager in sentence

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Some changes for the better (the special effects are more elaborate), some for the worse (Scott Grimes, a likable kid in the original, has turned into an awkward teenager), but generally this sequel is about on a par with the original - which doesn't say much.
All of the hallmarks of your average family film are present- rambunctious younger siblings, a grumpy teenager who doesn't want to move, unsympathetic parents who are unable to see the apparition, and of course a romantic subplot.
A coming-of-age story about a teenager rebelling against the church and her minister father in a small Norwegian village.
Rupert Grint plays the part of socially awkward teenager Ben brilliantly.
I first saw this film as a teenager (I'm now in my 40's), and have long considered it to be my favorite movie.
If you were a teenager in the 80's you will love this movie or at the very least it will bring back memories.
i taped this as a teenager in the mid 80s based upon the synopsis in the cable guide (the scavenger hunt aspect appealed to me), having no knowledge or expectations of the film.
i haven't seen this movie in years, but if i did i think i'd have just as warm and enthusiastic a reaction to it as i did as a teenager.
It is the story of Sandy Ricks, a teenager from Chicago who reluctantly spends his vacation with his Uncle Porter Ricks in the Bahamas.
Through the years I've been very much interested in the life of this teenager who left such a profound, indelible mark on the world.
Americans wouldn't really feel the emotional attachment, but every British teenager should watch it.
As a teenager, I watched this movie every time it was on TV (and it was on a LOT) because of its witty, appealing-to-teenager humor.
She plays Veronika, a teenager in love with her boyfriend, happy and without preoccupations, with plans of getting married.
In addition to the unfairness resulting from the blatant prejudice there is the matter of 6 months of unjust imprisonment of a completely innocent young black teenager.
Little Vera is the story of a Russian teenager, her family, and her attempts to find meaning and value in a life sliding increasingly into decay.
Any teenager can relate to parental control and the urge to come out as who you really are, which is basically what this movie is about.
I saw it about eight times as a teenager when it opened and it changed my life...I just HAD to live in New York.
And no, I'm not a teenager.
I first saw this movie as a teenager when it came out in theaters, way back when.
It deals with some tough issues, as the other reviewer points out, but I guess it depends on your viewpoint on these matters, and as a teenager growing up and now as a mother myself, I was so happy to see a TV series that was clean and, well, quite frankly, wonderful!
First I am a teenager.
I really love the nod to the great 80's teenager stereotype ala breakfast club.
If you are a teenager reading this come to this camp it changes your life.
This movie contains what is probably the greatest opening sequence in 80's horror cinema when a teenager, on a stroll after engine trouble, is trapped in a deserted house and assaulted by a creepy collection of wax statues.
Mark has dreamed of becoming a great writer and director since he was a teenager and had an out of focus hi8 camera.
The acting is very good, and the characters are very interesting, particularly that of the lead boy (John Kielty), who manages to play a teenager experiencing difficulties whilst remaining really likable.
While driving in a dangerous zigzag manner on a lonely road in the night, the teenager Cliff (Jay R. Ferguson) has a car accident with his friends Lauren (Christine Taylor), Alex (Kim Murphy) and Eric (Christopher Masterson).
every teenager should be given the opportunity to see this moving piece of film.
And even if I was smiling on the inside when the first main teenager dies (I won't give it away) it was done in a nice, fitting fashion.
Jessica Bohl plays Daphne, the sexually precocious suburban teenager struggling with the hell of high school.
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