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School of Rock rocks! This is a great movie and teachers will enjoy it a lot. The teacher has to learn how to deal with these students. He d...
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One of the best romantic comedies ever. The soundtrack is fantastic. I love this scene and girls think it is sooooo romantic... In this scen...
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This is such an interesting animation. I used this scene to teach pre-determiners - such and what. My lesson was contextualized and fun. Int...
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This movie is very interesting and the Holocaust is dealt with in a different way, mixing reality and fiction. I used the Jewish wedding sce...
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The Postman Always Rings Twice (Tay Garnett, 1946) On the basis of film noir, were I husband in the '40s, I'd never allow my wife to...
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