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There are 12 Movies for your viewing pleasure.
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Soccer Mom |
Wendy Handler is a frazzled single mother of four trying to raise her kids the best she can. Wendy's daughter, Becca, loves to play soccer but is stuck on a team that can't seem to win. When a famous retired soccer star Lorenzo agrees to coach Becca's floundering team no one is more excited than Becca. When Wendy causes an accident that leaves the soccer star in the hospital she impulsively decides to masquerade as Lorenzo and coach Becca's team herself! Hilarity ensues as Wendy must keep up...
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Wendy Handler is a frazzled single mother of four trying to raise her kids the best she can. Wendy's daughter, Becca, loves to play soccer but is stuck on a team that can't seem to win. When a famous retired soccer star Lorenzo agrees to coach Becca's floundering team no one is more excited than Becca. When Wendy causes an accident that leaves the soccer star in the hospital she impulsively decides to masquerade as Lorenzo and coach Becca's team herself! Hilarity ensues as Wendy must keep up her charade and not let her daughter find out who their real coach is!
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American Crude |
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For years, Johnny (Livingston) had been successful devising schemes that would help him achieve the American Dream. Until the night he throws a bachelor party for his best friend.
Now, before the frantic evening is over, all his best-laid plans comes crashing down as the paths of several highly eccentric characters (including a transsexual prostitute, a runaway virgin, a gorgeous gone-wilding ex-con and a porn king) converge in this seriously twisted comedy where no deed ' good or bad ' goes unpunished.
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Just My Luck |
Ashley Albright is the luckiest woman in the world, a person to whom all the good things in life have come far too easily. She can pick a lottery ticket at random and hit the jackpot.
In New York, the world’s busiest city, Ashley never has to wait for a cab. And she has a terrific job as an account exec at a prestigious public relations firm. Everything goes Ashley’s way.
And now, she’s been given a great opportunity to advance her career: she is to plan a masquerade ball in downtown...
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Ashley Albright is the luckiest woman in the world, a person to whom all the good things in life have come far too easily. She can pick a lottery ticket at random and hit the jackpot.
In New York, the world’s busiest city, Ashley never has to wait for a cab. And she has a terrific job as an account exec at a prestigious public relations firm. Everything goes Ashley’s way.
And now, she’s been given a great opportunity to advance her career: she is to plan a masquerade ball in downtown Manhattan for record mogul Damon Phillips (Faizon Love) and his company.
Jake, on the other hand, is a bad luck magnet. His skies are always raining; his pants are always on the verge of splitting at the seams. His job is cleaning toilets at a bowling alley. But even a steady bombardment of catastrophes doesn’t dim Jake’s dreams.
He thinks he may have his chance at the brass ring with his discovery of a rock band McFly. If Jake can keep his bad luck at bay for just one night, he’ll sneak into a masquerade ball and get McFly’s CD into the hands of music titan Damon Phillips.
On this night when dreams can be made or broken, fate brings Ashley and Jake together on the dance floor. Instantly taken with one another, they share an electrifyingly kiss – and with that one kiss, their luck switches places.
Suddenly, Ashley’s dress rips. Her heel breaks. Her good luck seems to have finally run out. Jake, in his rush to catch Phillips before he leaves, ends up saving the record mogul’s life and earning with that one simple twist of fate, the chance to make all his dreams come true.
As Ashley desperately races to regain the luck she blithely took for granted, she begins to see that it’s not so much having good luck but what you do with it that counts, and that her greatest chance of redemption lies with the guy who holds the key to her sudden change of fate.
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Exposed |
Exposed is a delicious satire about women, competition, and the blurred line between truth and spin; a look at "the story behind the story."
In this case, Bob Smith (Tate Donovan) the host of a television scandal news show entitled “Probe” attempts to dig up the dirt on three popular women television personalities who are up for the Women of Distinction Award. The personalities include: (1) Susan Andrews (Brenda Strong) a dead ringer for Martha Stewart; (2) Jade Blake (Gia Carides) a...
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Exposed is a delicious satire about women, competition, and the blurred line between truth and spin; a look at "the story behind the story."
In this case, Bob Smith (Tate Donovan) the host of a television scandal news show entitled “Probe” attempts to dig up the dirt on three popular women television personalities who are up for the Women of Distinction Award. The personalities include: (1) Susan Andrews (Brenda Strong) a dead ringer for Martha Stewart; (2) Jade Blake (Gia Carides) a saucy Brit; and (3) Laura Silvera (Lumi Cavazos) a Mexican transplant who now co-hosts a popular television morning show.
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Charlie And The Chocolate Factory |
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Willy Wonka, the eccentric owner of a candy factory, decides to open up his factory to five lucky kids who won a contest by finding golden tickets in his candy bars.
As the tour progresses, each kid succumbs to a temptation of their weaknesses except for Charlie Bucket, an innocent child whose family has grown up in poverty in the shadow Willy Wonka's monstrous factory.
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Soul Plane |
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A young black man wins a $100 million legal settlement and invests the money in the the first all-black airline, NWA, in an effort to woo his jilted girlfriend back.
However, things on the maiden voyage of NWA get rocky when a white family is accidentally re-routed to their plane.
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Step Brothers movie review
