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My Favorite Movie Coming To America
My favorite movie is Coming to America with Eddie Murphy. The reason this great movie is my favorite is because Eddie Murphy is hilarious and one of my favorite actors in my book. This movie is extremely funny and is basically what I wanted my life to be when I first saw this movie, I wanted to meet a prince, fall in love and get married like every young girl wanted when they were little. This movie was much much more than that in my eyes, it's not your ordinary Cinderella story, it's much deeper. It opened my eyes on how to really deal with responsibilities in this world we live in and being rich and famous is not what it is all cracked up to be, the rich and the famous are more depressed and lonely then the regular average Joe and Jane of
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