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There is nothing better than seeing a great movie that inspires you, moves you to tears, or just leaves you with that "life is wonderful" feeling inside. On the flip side, there has is nothing worse than coming out of a horrible movie that leaves you with that "I can't believe I just wasted two hours of my life on THAT" feeling... sound familar? Well, to help prevent tragedies like that from reocurring, I'm here to offer some of my suggestions of which movies are definitely worth the go.. and those that.. well, don't quite make the cut.

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So in the meantime...

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