Booksmart review
The funniest teen movie in ages – check out the Movies4Kids review of Booksmart
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Me And Earl And The Dying Girl review
Check out our review of Me And Earl And The Dying Girl – is it any good and how suitable is it for kids?
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The Way Way Back review
We review The Way Way Back – a funny, heartfelt coming of age movie, beautifully written and performed by a terrific cast
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The Perks Of Being A Wallflower review
We review The Perks Of Being A Wallflower – Stephen Chbosky takes his own acclaimed novel and turns it into a charming 90s-set film
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Say Anything review
We review Say Anything – a wonderful, sweet teen movie that adults will also love
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Sixteen Candles review
Check out our review of Sixteen Candles – the first collaboration between writer/director John Hughes and actress Molly Ringwald
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Pump Up The Volume review
Check out our review of Pump Up The Volume – an intense, funny and enjoyable movie featuring Christian Slater
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Pretty In Pink review
Check out our review of Pretty In Pink – a cracking 1980s teen comedy from the master of the genre, John Hughes
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Diary Of A Wimpy Kid review
We review Diary Of A Wimpy Kid – a witty and entertaining movie based on the illustrated kids novel of the same name by Jeff Kinney
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The Outsiders review
Check out our review of The Outsiders – a surprisingly moving film featuring some terrific performances
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The Lost Boys review
Check out our review of The Lost Boys – a stylish, slick horror comedy for teens
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Heathers review
One of the coolest teen movies of all time – but how suitable is it for younger kids?
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Footloose (1984) review
We review the original Footloose – an enjoyable if hokey 80s teen drama featuring a young Kevin Bacon
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Ferris Bueller’s Day Off review
We review Ferris Bueller's Day Off – a funny and absolutely unmissable teen movie from John Hughes
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Easy A review
We review Easy A – a very welcome breath of fresh air that also creates a star out of its leading lady, Emma Stone