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Imagine one of every teenage boy's secret desires: To have a porn queen move in next door. Not only next door, but in the bedroom whose window is directly across from his. Not only to see her but to f
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There are two major problems that plague Disney's 1979 release, "The Black Hole. " The first is that it's a Disney film, meaning it's primarily aimed at kids and features some pretty juvenile material
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ou know the phrase "Pretty as a picture"? Well, "Under the Tuscan Sun" is just that, the very quintessence of a pretty picture. The movie is frothy and light and hasn't a brain in its head, but it's