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I would like to mention a few I liked:

Slumdog Millionaire - this one has a good story, but J didn't like the way they made it. It's one of those movies that tell the story backward - beginning with (almost) the end.

Yes Man- this is a funny one (of course).

Bottle Shock - This one is funny and has a good story, but it takes a little long to play out. Still, I like it a lot!

There were a few others, but now I can't remember them

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Sharon said…
Hey Tonight I am having "Whatever" night at my house. Anytime from 5 to midnight. Scrapbooking or whatever you want to bring. It would be so fun if you could come. You are sure welcome to come. Sharon 4/24 (friday)
April 24, 2009 at 12:24 PM
Emily said…
I liked Slumdog Millionair too. I really liked how it was done and how the story line played out.
April 24, 2009 at 5:09 PM
erin said…
That's hilarious. I totally just wanted Bottle Shock and Yes Man this week. Pre-reading this blog. And we have Slum Dog Millionaire downstairs as I write. To be watched this week.
Weird.
April 26, 2009 at 10:19 PM
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