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February 04, 2010 Film » Film Reviews

Nicholas Sparks Takes a Dump

by Jesse Hassenger

Dear John Directed by Lasse Hallström Amanda Seyfried has giant eyes widening out from a sunny blonde head, yet despite her cartoon appearance, she's been believable covering a wide variety of high-school types: a clique-ready ditz in Mean Girls, a charismatic wild…

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