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Your Fave And Least Fave Movies Of 2011?

Pepe'sgal90

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redBoobergurl said:
I'm embarassed that my movie viewing was rather limited - but I loved The Muppets (duh) and I really, really loved Bridesmaids. I haven't laughed so hard in a long time. I saw Tintin and Young Adult this week, both were just ok in my book.
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I loved Bridesmaids, at first I did not think I would like it (my first thought was great a female Hangover) but Melissa McCarthy (megan) made the whole movie. I also loved the Muppets but Tintin was iffy for me because I expected so much from it due to the book I read as a child. I hope this year one of my other favorite books as a child Life of Pi impresses in film.
 
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