the movie is set in america, the teen is being bullied. he goes to the temple wanting them to teach him?
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Karate Kid. I loved that movie when I was little.
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I will try to look it up more and tell you specifics (I love the movie btw). But its a romance and in the end of it, she is supposed to meet him at the Empire State Building, and when she tries to she gets hit by a car and is crippled, and he doesn't know it so he thinks she doesn't love him. Then he comes to her home and somehow realizes it. I've actually seen the end of that movie where that particaular scene takes place. I think it's called an Affair to Remember or something
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I don't think so. Based on my understanding of parents, you're going to have at least one parent upset because the film is still shocking in its brutality.\n\nYou might be interested in the film "The Wave". It's about a high school teacher who gives his students a powerful lesson in how Germany was able to convince people to become Nazis.
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It does not matter whether they can understand or not. It is hurting the person doing the teasing. It's very bad for the soul because you set yourself above the target. This is a form of pride. When you were first disgusted with the film, that was your conscience talking. When you started to compromise the "voice" inside, it stopped. This is what the Bible terms "searing your conscience with a hot iron". Not to that extreme, but more and more steps will make that "voice" inside you grow dim.
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I just saw the preview for this yesterday! It's called "Step Up". It's about this guy who was "headed nowhere" and got into trouble, and had to do community service. So he cleaned at this school for the arts, which had this great dance class that was going on while he cleaned. He can break dance very very well, but only his friends know, but then this pretty girl who he is attracted to, of course, sees him, which is the part with the car bumper. Then  her dance partner leaves, and she needs a new one, but everyone who auditions basically sucks, but then she finds him, and he becomes her partner. And it goes from there! I really want to see this movie!
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http://www.autism.org/movies.html\n\nhttp://www.autismsocietyofwa.org/movies.html\n\nThe Wizard\n1989\nElementary School\nRated: PG\nAdventure\n101 min.\nCorey (Fred Savage) kidnaps his autistic younger brother, Jimmy (Luke Edwards), to save him from impending institutionalization. They escape in the back of a twinkie van on their way to California and the chase is on: their father (Beau Bridges) and older brother (Christian Slater) want to bring them home, a bounty hunter is after Jimmy for the fee his mother and stepfather will pay. Along the way, the brothers join forces with Haley (Jenny Lewis), an extremely resourceful girl ("I know truckers - they got a code") on her own after the breakup of her own family. When they discover that Jimmy has an extraordinary talent for video games, they're off to the Nintendo world championship in California. Everything comes to a head at Video Armageddon. Jimmy's autistic symptoms include social withdrawal, limited use of language, obsession with California, repetitive actions.  \n\nThe Boy Who Could Fly\n1986\nElementary School\nRated: PG\nFamily\n108 min.\nWhen her family moves to a new town, Millie befriends Eric. Eric is the autistic boy who lives next door with his alcoholic uncle Hugo since the death of his parents in an airplane crash. Eric spends a lot of time on his roof with his arms outstretched like an airplane, garnering him stays in the mental institution when his uncle Hugo goes on drinking binges. Despite his condition, Eric teaches everyone how far - and how high - faith can take them. \n\n************************************************************************************************************************\nbackstreet dreams (1990) \nbeing there (1979) \nboy who could fly, the (1986) \ncircle of children, a (1977) (tv film) \ndavid's mother (1994) (tv film) \ndown in the delta (1998) \nfamily pictures (1993) (tv film) \nforrest gump (1994) \ngeorge (1996) \nhouse of cards (1993) \ninnocent, the (1994) (tv film) \nmercury rising (1998) \nmolly (1999) \nnell (1994) \npit, the (1981) \nrain man (1988) \nreal rainman a portrait of an autistic savant (1995) \nrelative fear (1994) \nrun wild run free (1969) \nsilence (1974) \nsilent fall (1994) \nson-rise, a miracle of love (1979) (tv film) \nspoonface steinberg (1998) \nsummer (1988) \ntouch of truth (1994) (tv film) \ntouched by love (1980) \nunder the piano (1995) (tv film) \nwhat's eating gilbert grape (1993) \nwhen the bough breaks (1993)\nwild child, the (1969)\nwizard, the (1989) \n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Isn't our a body a temple indeed? Yes my dear. People don't realize how much of our lives are under our control. The God angle though? No, doesn't enter in to it.\n\nHA HA! You made someone mad!
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The world be totally evil if it was like in those movies. Considering how selfish people are, they'd be putting spells over each other to get what they wanted.... talk about caos.
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The book kind of took a while to get people interested in it and, let's face it, more people go to the movies than to the library.  This means the movie will have a wider audience base, especially because of the recent trial over the story and the fact that all the actors are well-known names.  Plus, by stirring people up like this, many more will flock to see the movie, either because they've been made curious or because they want to revolt against the strong religious resistance.\n\nClaims involving one of the major world religion are always going to be met with controversy because of the stark beliefs that many people hold.  There are many people who can't take a step back and clean off their glasses when looking at their own beliefs, not even enough to let other people disagree.
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Jewish people were concerned that the movie would fuel antisemitism. A concerned Rabbi Eugene Korn previewed the film before it came out and made the following statement,\n\n"We are deeply concerned that the film, if released in its present form, will fuel the hatred, bigotry and anti-Semitism that many responsible churches have worked hard to repudiate."\n\nAnother controversial aspect of the movie was its graphically violent depiction of Jesus' crucifixation. Some Christians were upset that the movie choose to focus on Jesus' violent death rather than other Biblical themes like the resurrection and his life experiences valuing messages of love, tolerance, and redemption.
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somebody who want to make preteens and teens life more harder than it already is
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According to this article, it was in Carmel, NJ\n\nhttp://www.utc.com/press/highlights/movie.htm
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are you referring to the city or the movie? since your question's in the movie category, i assume this is about the movie? the one starring eric bana? This movie attempts to illuminate both sides of Israel's conflict. While the focus is on Israeli actions and choices, Palestinian and Arab motivations are present throughout the work. For me, Speilberg's treatment of both sides was an attempt at balance. Neither side is commended or exaulted for their behavior. Instead, the film attempts to generally question the nature of their decisions and acts. \n\nIf this film does make any stance on Israel and Palestine, it makes a general condemnation of the violence on both sides. Speilberg goes through great lengths to show the cycle of violence - lamenting the perpetual loss of life in violent conflict.\n\nThe film's conclusion extends Speilberg's effort to question violence and its role in human affairs. The protagonist chooses against returning home - he lives in exile. The cycle of violence has taken a toll on him. \n\nI'm unclear in deciding whether the protagonist approves or condemns of his own choices. But I do believe that he realizes that violence is not a future solution. \n\nI think that this was a geniune attempt at thoughtful reflection of the consequences of violent conflict. For a mainstream movie, this had unusual depth. I felt that there was an honest attempt to depict both sides as human beings - with rational, legitmate values and motivations. \n\nI would encourage anyone to see this film. Audiences should try to analyze both the film's perspective and their our own beliefs on the real world content behind the work. Any film that can spark people to pose these serious questions deserves attention.
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"In the theatrical release, he uses a home movie to go back to the party where he first met the little girl. He tells her he hates her and never wants to see her ever again, and that if she tries, he will kill her and her family; naturally prompting her to want to leave with her mother who is getting a divorce. She and her brother do not stay with their father, thereby avoiding everything that had happened in their lives to that point. \n\nHe grows up with his other childhood friend; they go on to college, and he winds up becoming a respectable psychotherapist 8 - 10 years later. At the closing scene, he and the girl pass on the street, each considers looking back, as if recognizing the other (obviously Ashton recognizes her), but neither actually decides to turn around and talk to the other person... they go on with their bittersweet lives without each other."
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I love the movie crash, the subject of racism in america was so powerful in this film.It will be one of those film that kids will be watching in history class from years to come.
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Kind of, the Movie is called "Band Camp" it's about stiffler's little brother. I guess you can say it's a 4th AP movie but it doesn't case most of the originall characters
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I can't seem to find a site where I can look that up but I've seen the movie and I can't remember them saying anything bad. Maybe hell or damn once or twice but I can't be really sure. I'm usually really watchful for stuff like that but I don't remember anything. \n\nHope this helps... :)