I am Sam

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kristinaswain - Wed, 2009-03-11 13:09

Our professor ask us to create a movie review of our favorite movie and it will have a big part on our grade. I do have a lot of favorite movie and so i am having a problem choosing between them. I list down the movies that i thought will be good as essay topics, such movies are I am Sam, Pay it Forward, Kate & Leopold, and Man on Fire. This are just a few of the list that i got then. I thought of the things that will be good to discuss for each movie and i thought that "I am Sam" does have a lot of things and it is really a favorite of mine as Sean Penn and Dakota Fanning shows great performance through out the movie.

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