| Review: How can you make a film about a fan who does not live according to religious Scripture says God (outside of those passages which are politically correct)? There is no reason for these girls in the school and walk in like a turtle pulling his head - he is not ugly (as it was in the book), or normal (like in the movie 1976) - actually looks like it compete with the beautiful girl for their boyfriends. At home, just tighten it to his mother hurt herself - something that seems to be made for any reason at all Carrie - So this is Keri awesome? The talent of the display in this film is questionable at best. Moore (someone like Anne Hathaway, or Height Diggs, that Hollywood is always pushing us, despite the very least it is obvious acting skills) humiliates himself when he finds Piper Lauries shoes too large filling. Girl plays Keri - hopelessly lost - and even those surrounding the central cast is only a pale imitation of a talented group appear in the original. But it is in politics that really kills this version's. While Rated R - for violence - the film deserves an A. Kids - children Bulli in real life - not here, the extent of mistreatment Here's Cheerleading Chorus Plug in above. So there is no tension, no action (save CGI graduation) and has no talent on the screen, why bother? |
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