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Summary: Tell All Biographies
Review: This movie is great fun if you are age tenish, I guess. Let's cut to the chase though. Which Olsen twin will snap first and write a tell all biography?
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Summary: Olsens rock!
Review: This is by far the best MK&A movie yet. It's really funny and kind of silly and just a lot of fun. And it's got stuff for kids of all ages. Plus all the Australia stuff is hilarious. And most of all, the girls look great. (Don't just take it from me -- my brother thinks so, too!) If you like great locations, and fun adventure, this movie is rocking. If you liked any of their other movies, you're going to LOVE this one!
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Summary: Fetch the Barf-Bucket!
Review: I have four words for you: Can I return this?! This is, by far, the worst Olsen movie ever. I would go as far as to say that this is the worst movie I have ever seen with the exception of Gepetto. I like the twins, I really do-but this is just plain awful. It starts out kinda cute but quickly goes corny. Every five minutes they are moving to a new town with new identities and with a slew of new puns. I'm not sure how many other kids have watched "The Sopranos", but the references made to it were over my head. Also, I don't like how they would freeze frame and mention things like chase sequences, spit takes (only funny to fans of Passport to Paris), casting, and finales. Who cares? That's what makes a movie a movie. I don't need them to spell it out for me. Also, where did they find those actors? Hollywood Uglies? The girls are pretty enough without having to be played up by a terrible cast. Viewers will spend more time stifling giggles at the cancer-stick mom and Aussi girls than wathing the twins. I'm almost starting to feel sorry for these girls. That lawyer of theirs, Thorne, uses them as his meal ticket. This movie makes it evident that it is the name, not the quality, that sells. (Yeah, the gameboy games are bad too.) That man only sees numbers (his personal salary, that is) and that obviously prohibits him from hiring decent writers, known actors, and affording better cinemotography than microsoft power point. I think that my school dance had a bigger budget than this movie. Thorne leers these girls into stupid projects with the promises that they get to travel and shoot a few fun scenes like the Austin Powers one on the yacht, and get some new clothes. If I were their parents I would seriously look at transferring my daughters empire into the power of somebody that care more about people than money. Not only are the girls being used, but there are millions of kids throwing away their money on this garbage. That's not the kind of role model they want to be, is it?
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Summary: Olsen Twins Seal the Deal
Review: This movie was pretty good. It was slightly more nuanced than Passport to Paris. Craig Shapiro clearly has a more artistic partiality than Alan Metter. However, my friends and I were disappointed to see that SPOILER the girls do not kiss their boyfriends in the movie. This makes us lose faith in true love and believe that we will die alone. A great overall effort though. The girls are great actors and they have great outfits. I liked the distinction between the characters.
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Summary: A typical Olsen-twin movie, but loads of fun
Review: Well whaddaya know. Another Olsen twin movie that's like....well...an Olsen twin movie. But nevertheless, it's still fun. The main story involves the twins facing the new high school like any other teenagers, but a series of events leads to trouble, and before they know it, the girls who're supposed to face high school instead face the Witness Protection Program after facing a criminal. So off they go to Australia...where they, you guessed it, have lots of fun along the way. There's not much to say about the story, seriously. The main focus seems to be fun, fun, and, you guessed it, fun. The story line is kind of second rate, and the script leaves much to the imagination, but any negative points are countered by the wonderful acting of the spiritful twins. Mind you, they're not the greatest actors, but they're excellent for their age. With lots of boys and cute teen clothes, this will definitely become a hit among the pre-teen and early teen crowd. But whatever else, it's loads of fun for the whole family. Yes, that's right. Even the parents and older teens can watch it, since it IS funny in parts. Some jokes are lame, but the rest of it will have you laughing. A recommended movie for those who like mindless fun.
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Summary: SHHH!
Review: "Our Lips Are Sealed" is my favorite Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen film. The twins witness a crime involving a stolen jewel and are in the Witness Protection Program. They change their identities about 4 million times before being sent on the last place of earth: Australia! The fact that they filmed on location gave you a nice scenery of the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge. Of course, they meet two surfer rebel guys and a snobby girl, Victoria. There is slight, yet tasteful, bathroom humor and they actually have TWO parents. Two goons working for the head of an Eastern European Mobster find them in Sydney and attempt to find the diamond, the twins prove that they're smarter and catch the REAL bad guy (goon from an imaginary country called Urugli) and save the day! Predictable, bubbly and a great family film; the essential mixture for a Mary-Kate and Ashley movie.
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Summary: you should see it!
Review: Ous Lips Are Sealed is the best movie of the Olsen Twins. Buy it !! A must have for Mary-Kate and Ashley fans !!
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Summary: This Mary-Kate and Ashley movie rocks!!![.]
Review: This is the best movie of them that I have seen so far. I just love it. I really recommend this movie. If you are a fan of Mary-Kate and Ashley you defenetly should get this movie as soon as possible. And if you are not, I think you should try it anyway. Expesielly if you`re looking for a Mary-Kate and Ashley movie. Come on! Try it...
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