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Friday, September 10, 2010

Frozen

Ah, what ever happened to go story telling when making movies? Seriously. The story line of Frozen (if you can call it that) was everything but compelling and unique. It was like watching a winter time version of Open Water; and if you've seen that movie you know the pain I felt while watching Frozen. Nothing like watching people slowly freeze to death on a ski lift.

Skip this movie and avoid the frostbite you'll get from watching it.
Posted by Jeremy English at 12:30 AM

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