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Let's Have A Movie Break

Its Thanksgiving Break and I have bought all the movies that I have been dying to see.

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Let's Have A Movie Break
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Its Thanksgiving Break and I have bought all the movies that I have been dying to see from this year. As a college student, you never really have time or the money to afford a trip to the movies, the food at the movies, or going out to eat after the movies. These are just the facts of being a college student. But all that changes when you have a holiday break at your school.

I suggest you travel to your parents or any family members house (if they have food) and come up with this big project that is due when you get back to school that next Monday. If you are a college student, you know this isn't a lie. For some strange reason, your professors feel the need to make you work over the break. But I digress. Now that you have this "big project" due, you obviously have to go to Walmart. Since you are there, you might as well buy some DVD's to keep you entertained during this strenuous project. To better assist you, here are my top 11 movie choices of 2016 (I already watched and they were AMAZING).

1. Finding Dory

2. Zootopia

3. Ghostbusters

4. Suicide Squad

5. The Conjuring 2

6. Don't Breathe

7. Kung Fu Panda 3

8. The Girl On The Train


9. The Magnificent Seven

10. Meet the Blacks

11. Ice Age: Collision Course

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