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21. Pay it Forward
Helen Hunt and Kevin Spacey star with Haley JoelOsment as a struggling single mother, a social studies teacher whoseplacid life is in perfect order and the student whose class assignment has profound repercussions when, instead of paying it back, the recipient of a kindness must Pay It Forward. The assignment is simple:Look at the world around you and fix what you don’t like.
#1 It has to be something that really helps people
#2 Something they can’t do by themselves.
#3 Do it for them, and they do it for three other people.
But teacher Eugene Simonet (Spacey) never expects one his students totake the assignment to heart, much less the profound, unanticipated effects that Trevor McKinney’s (Osment) actions will have on the world around him.
22. Parent Trap
23. Secret Garden
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24. Edward Scissorhands
Johnny Depp delivers the performance of a lifetime as Edward, an irresistibly charming creation with razor-sharp metal hands and a heart of gold. Edward’s lonely life in a Gothic castle changes forever when he meets a kindhearted Avon Lady (Dianne Wiest), who takes him to a pastel paradise known as Suburbia. Thanks to his fantastic talents, Edward becomes a neighborhood sensation, but when he falls in love with Kim (Winona Ryder), he must go to extraordinary lengths to protect her.
When seven-year-old Junior comes into their lives, the Healys hope he will brighten their days. But Junior is more mischievous than they could have imagined as he turns ordinary days into full-scale comic nightmares. And the fun only continues when he moves to a new neighborhood and meets an equally mischievous little girl. It’s twice the destruction and twice the fun!
26. Selena
The nuts and bolts of the irresistibly danceable music called Tejano are pop, rock, polka, R&B and Latin influences. To millions of fans, there’s another vital ingredient: the dynamic singer Selena. Selena is the vibrant story of the Grammy -winning singer whose life ended at its creative peak. Pulsating with Selena’s voice on the soundtrack, the film is bracingly authentic. In the title role, Jennifer Lopez powerfully captures the warmth and electricity of a beloved entertainer.
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An FBI agent (Hanks) tracks down and catches a young con artist (DiCaprio) who successfully impersonated an airline pilot, doctor, assistant attorney general and history professor, cashing more than $2.5 million in fraudulent checks in 26 countries.
28. Enough
The Sarah Rose American Teen Princess Pageant is a beauty contest to die for! And that’s exactly what the contestants in Mount Rose, Minnesota, are doing. Ever since the vivacious-but-vicious former beauty queen Gladys Leeman (Kirstie Alley, TV’s Cheers) started pushing her charm-challenged daughter, Rebecca (Denise Richards, The World Is Not Enough), to win at all costs, the competition has been dropping like flies. Between exploding tractors and deadly hunting accidents, it’s a wonder the top challenger, poor Amber (Kirsten Dunst, Spider-Man), has the courage to keep her tap shoes on. But after Amber’s mother (Ellen Barkin, TV’s Animal Kingdom) is injured in a suspicious trailer-park-beauty-shop bombing, Amber is determined to fight to the finish — and the battle between the good and the bad is about to get ugly! Experience plenty of mom, apple pie and all-American mayhem, plus a hit-packed soundtrack, in this breakthrough comedy that is “clever, fearless and loaded with wicked lines and touches” (Los Angeles Times).
30. Radio Flyer
Lorraine Bracco, John Heard and Oscar(r)- winner Ben Johnson (Best Supporting Actor, The Last PictureShow) star in this moving story of a family torn apart by violence – and healed by imagination. Elijah Wood and Joseph Mazzello co-star as Bracco’s two young sons, devoted brothers who escape their chaotic family life with dreams of flying. Inspired by a local legend, they attempt to build a working airplane. And in the process of transforming their ordinary red wagon into a fantastical flying machine, they transform their own lives into an extraordinary adventure. A beautifully-made movie filled with all the heartache and joy of childhood, RADIO FLYER is “daring, amazing, and wonderful. A deeply moving film.”
31. Simon Birch
Even though Simon Birch is the smallest kid in town, deep down he knows that he was born to do something big! He’s on a constant search to discover his destiny, but somehow manages to find nothing but trouble! Meanwhile, Simon‘s loyal best friend, Joe (Joseph Mazzello — JURASSIC PARK, RADIO FLYER), is searching for the identity of his father, a secret his beautiful mother (Judd) has guarded Joe’s entire life. Discover for yourself the undeniable charms of this uplifting and inspirational motion picture as these two share the hilarious, and sometimes tragic, ups and downs that will forever bind them together!
32. Now & Then
Demi Moore, Rosie O’Donnell and Melanie Griffith star in this nostalgic story of growing up in America. For four of the brightest and most successful women from Shelby, Indiana, the summer of 1970 was the year they turned 12, discovered what boys looked like naked and made a friendship pact that has lasted into adulthood. Now they have returned to fulfill a promise made that summer.
33. My Girl 1 & 2
A coming-of-age comedy starring Dan Aykroyd, Jamie Lee Curtis, Macaulay Culkin (Home Alone) and newcomer Anna Chlumsky, MY GIRL is an irresistible story of first love and loss. Chlumsky makes an extraordinary acting debut as Vada Sultenfuss, a precocious 11-year-old tomboy obsessed with death. Dan Aykroyd is her widowed father, the town mortician, and Jamie Lee Curtis is the sexy cosmetician he employs. Macaulay Culkin, in another endearing performance, is Thomas J., the boy next door who idolizes Vada. Their summer adventures from first kiss to last farewell which introduce Vada to the worldof adolescence. The perfect film for parents to share with their children, MY GIRL is a motion picture to cherish.
34. Jawbreaker
First, I guess you need to know something about them, “The beautiful ones. The flawless four. Everyone wanted to be them. You know ’em”. They went to your school, too. First there’s Courtney “Satan-in-heels” Shayne (Rose McGowan) and her pawn, the dense but dangerous Marcie Fox (Julie Benz), a legend in her own little mind. Then there’s angelic Julie Freedman (Rebecca Gayheart), doomed to be popular because of her pretty face, and lastly, the teen-dream herself, Elizabeth Purr. When an ordinary kidnapping prank leaves the future prom queen dead (accidentally gagged with a jaw-breaker), a deadly sweet prank leads to cover-up makeover in this edgy and unpredictable comedy. But there will be no mercy as prom night arrives, bringing this spirited tale to its cruel tiara-dropping conclusion.
35. Anastasia
An animated, real life fairy tale about the youngest Russian Princess, who survived the destruction of her royal family and the Czarist rule. She ventures to reclaim her rightful place in the world.
36. On Our Own
In a world tearing them apart, four children fight to stay together. Four newly-orphaned siblings are out of options. With no known blood relatives, they are about to be sent to separate foster homes. To keep from being split apart, they bust out of the orphanage and take off in a beat-up VW in search of an estranged uncle. With detectives hot on their trail, the kids manage to keep one step ahead of the law. Along the way, despite hardships and challenges, their deep bond never falters and they learn what it truly means to be family.
37. Butterfly Effect
Ashton Kutcher stars as a man who has lost track of time. From an early age, crucial memories have disappeared into a black hole of forgetting, his childhood marred by terrifying events he can’t remember. What remains are the ghost of a memory and the terrifying broken lives of his childhood friends … and an awareness that, somehow, he’s responsible in The Butterfly Effect. Determined to correct the tragic events of his youth, Evan alters the past in hopes of transforming the present. But every time Evan makes a change, he returns to a present transformed by unexpected and disastrous consequences of his actions.
38. Fox & the Hound
Mandy Moore portrays a self-confident preacher’s daughter and high school social outcast, and Shane West is a popular in-crowd hunk who unexpectedly finds in her what he wasn’t looking for in the touching tale A Walk to Remember. Trust, goals, faith and unconditional love are all part of this “small treasure”. In the little port town of Beaufort, North Carolina, Landon Carter recalls his senior year in high school … and the girl who made him believe in his dreams. Serious, self-confident and strong in faith, Jamie Sullivan does not concern herself with peer pressure. Aimless, reckless and superficial, Landon leads the cool kids, taunting anyone who doesn’t meet their standards–including Jamie. When circumstances force these two opposites together, Landon and Jamie discover that the power of love can transform an ordinary life into one worth living.
Sara (Julia Stiles) wants to be a ballerina, but her dreams are cut short by the sudden death of her mother. She moves to the ghetto in Chicago to live with her father (Terry Kinney), who she has not seen for a long time. She gets transferred to a new school where she is the only white there. Her life takes a turn for the better when she becomes friends with Chenille (Kerry Washington). Later, she falls in love with Chenille’s brother, Derek (Sean Patrick Thomas).
Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen star as twins Kelly and Lynn Farmer, who must outwit their mean Aunt Agatha, a nasty witch, to save their family’s home as they stir up a bubbling Halloween brew of spellbinding adventure, spooky delights and fun for the whole family in Double Double, Toil and Trouble. When the twins learn that Agatha has trapped her own sweet twin sister, Sophia, under a wicked spell they race to rescue their kindly aunt before it’s too late. On their quest, they are helped by some remarkable friends–homeless eccentric Mr. Nofziger (Meshach Taylor), little person Oscar (Phil Fondacaro), and a nervous gravedigger (Wayne Robson). Now, as the small but daring band confronts evil Agatha, Lynn and Kelly learn something very precious about a sister’s love.
42. Billboard Dad
Love the old Mary-Kate and Ashley movies. I have many of their movies on VHS. Reliving childhood. Billboard Dad was always a favorite of mine. It is about two twin girls who are trying to help their grieving widowed father move forward with his life by helping him put himself out there to meet someone new. This movie is comical, some parts are a bit cheesy, but still is a good movie.
43. Split Infinity
In this time travel family fantasy, fourteen-year-old A.J. Knowlton is an ambitious teen on the rise. Though her money-making schemes are building her fortune, she is missing genuine down-to-earth, connections in her life. She blames her familys lack of affluence on her grandfather, who sold off the family farm during the late 1920s Depression. A fall from a barns hayloft sends A.J. time traveling back to 1929, where she awakens as her now young grandfathers little sister, Amelia Jane. Her bold visionary style and modern outlook shock the small 1920s farm community, but the journey into that vanished time propels A.J. on a new path of discovery.
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The adventures of a little penguin named Scamper living in Antarctica. This one was one of my little brothers’ favorites when we were kids.
Ben Wagner and his family are moving to a new town. 12-year-old Ben tries to fit in, but his family gets stretched thin and Ben struggles to hang on. On the shores of Lake Ontario, he meets his first new friend, Regina. Amazing things happen whenever she is around, and Ben thinks it is her. Townsfolk say Regina comes from a family of witches, but Ben is determined to make his friendship with Regina work while trying to figure out the truth. Along the way, he and his family learn a lot about themselves and what is most important in their lives.
46. The Goonies
The ’80s movie classic, The Goonies, is the story of Mikey Walsh and Brandon Walsh, brothers whose family is preparing to move because developers want to build a golf course in the place of their neighborhood — unless enough money is raised to stop the construction of the golf course, and that’s quite doubtful. But when Mikey stumbles upon a treasure map of the famed One-Eyed Willy’s hidden fortune, Mikey, Brandon, and their friends Lawrence ‘Chunk’ Cohen, Clark ‘Mouth’ Devereaux, Andrea ‘Andy’ Carmichael, Stefanie ‘Stef’ Steinbrenner, and Richard ‘Data’ Wang, calling themselves The Goonies, set out on a quest to find the treasure in hopes of saving their neighborhood. The treasure is in a cavern, but the entrance to the cavern is under the house of evil thief Mama Fratelli and her sons Jake Fratelli, Francis Fratelli, and the severely disfigured Lotney Sloth Fratelli.
Three Weeks With The Goonies: On Location in Astoria, Oregon
In the autumn of 1984, a production team from Warner Bros. pictures descended upon the quiet town of Astoria, Oregon to film an adventure movie called THE GOONIES. More than a quarter-century later, fans of the movie still flock to Astoria, hoping to rekindle some of the excitement they’d experienced when they first watched it. “Three Weeks With The Goonies” captures what it was like to be on the set during the Astoria shooting. Author Mick Alderman recounts anecdotes from the time he spent with the cast and crew, and also explains how things work on a professional movie set. Illustrated with 80 photographs taken during the shoot, this book is a must for any die-hard GOONIES fan.
Before the End: The Adventures of One-Eyed Willie and His Friends
One-Eyed Willie is back! Only this time, he returns as a living, breathing, young teen who teams up with his sixteenth-century pals on an amazing adventure on the high seas. Willie and his friends, Thumbs, Tolliver and Twig, find themselves unwitting passengers on a pirate ship and ultimately on a quest to find Magellan’s body – and the magnificent treasure rumored to be buried with him.
Accompany these young buccaneers in their daring exploits as they encounter man-eating creatures, malevolent ghostly specters, fierce pirates, and a diabolical island chief bent on their destruction. Follow their funny mishaps and challenges as they make their way through a long, treacherous sea voyage and come to grips with adversity with the aid of Maia, an exceedingly clever island girl.
Before the End will challenge the notion that One-Eyed Willie was the ruthless pirate he was once made out to be – but rather, paint a picture of a young boy finding courage, honor and virtue on his journey toward manhood.
The Goonies: The Official Coloring Book
Bursting with classic scenes and characters to color, The Goonies: The Official Coloring Book is a must-have coloring book for fans of the classic 1985 film.
Grab your tape player and colored pencils—it’s time to color with the Goonies! Relive the action and adventure of The Goonies with this official coloring book featuring original art inspired by the film. Journey with the “Regional Rejects” and experience Sloth, the Fratellis, and all the exciting, “Goonie” adventures in a whole new way, but make sure to watch out for booby traps!
GORGEOUSLY INTRICATE: 64 pages of intricate designs, perfect for hours of coloring relaxation and creativity
BELOVED CHARACTERS: Includes all-new artwork of beloved characters, including Mikey, Mouth, Chunk, Data, Brand, Sloth, the Fratellis, and more
OFFICIAL THE GOONIES COLORING BOOK: The first officially licensed The Goonies coloring book created in collaboration with the studio behind the film since 1985
Goonies Coloring Book: Awesome Illustrations for Adults And Kids To Relax
Activities such as coloring will improve your child’s pencil grip, as well as helping them to relax, self regulate their mood, and develop their imagination..
Single-sided Pages. Every image is printed on a single-sided page, so that you can use a broad variety of coloring choices without fearing bleed through. Moreover, single-side pages can be framed to display your masterpieces.
High Resolution Crisp Clean Printing Of Illustrations.
A Great Gift. Coloring books make a wonderful gift and coloring books are frequently one of the most gifted items.
The Goonies: The Illustrated Storybook
Travel back to Astoria with an all-new illustrated storybook retelling of the ’80s fan favorite, The Goonies.
Filled with tons of ’80s nostalgia and beautiful original illustrations, The Goonies: The Illustrated Storybook is certain to be more amazing than the time Michael Jackson came to Chunk’s house to use the bathroom.
ALL NEW! The first illustrated storybook version of The Goonies in more than 30 years!
NEXT GEN FANS: Parents, Grandparents and cool Aunts and Uncles can introduce young readers to the beloved film!
FAVORITE CHARACTERS: Have an adventure with Mikey, Chunk, Mouth, Data, Brand, Stef, Andy, and of course Sloth.
MEMORABLE MOMENTS: From fleeing the Fratellis to booby traps to walking the plank and saving the Goon Docks, relive the exciting scenes in a whole new way!
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED: Favorite scenes are depicted in detailed and vibrant illustrations.
The Goonies Treasure Map
Goonies Never Say Die Flag 3′ X 5′ Indoor Outdoor Banner Home Garden Decoration
Goon Docks Goonies Sticker Decal Bumper Sticker 5″
THE BABY-SITTERS CLUB is based on the classic book series of the same name–one of the top–sellingbook series in history. It chronicles one summer in the lives of seven young women on the cusp of their teenage years, bound by friendships that will last a lifetime, challenged by adventures, family crisis, and romantic entanglements.
48. Where the Heart Is
When her boyfriend ditches her, a pregnant 17-year-old (Portman) finds herself stranded at a Wal-Mart in a small Oklahoma town. After she takes out a secret “home” in a corner of the store, the jobless and broke young lady soon finds a host of colorful new friends willing to help her as she embarks on a new life.When her boyfriend ditches her, a pregnant 17-year-old (Portman) finds herself stranded at a Wal-Mart in a small Oklahoma town. After she takes out a secret “home” in a corner of the store, the jobless and broke young lady soon finds a host of colorful new friends willing to help her as she embarks on a new life.
Talk about unlucky sevens. An hour ago, seventeen-year-old, seven months pregnant Novalee Nation was heading for California with her boyfriend. Now she finds herself stranded at a Wal-Mart in Sequoyah, Oklahoma, with just $7.77 in change. But Novalee is about to discover hidden treasures in this small Southwest town–a group of down-to-earth, deeply caring people willing to help a homeless, jobless girl living secretly in a Wal-Mart. From Bible-thumping blue-haired Sister Thelma Husband to eccentric librarian Forney Hull who loves Novalee more than she loves herself, they are about to take her–and you, too–on a moving, funny, and unforgettable journey to . . . Where the Heart Is.
49. Coneheads
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Stranded on Earth, light-years away from their home planet of Remulak, the Coneheads have arrived with comedy antics heads above the rest. Dan Aykroyd and Jane Curtin reprise their roles from the classic Saturday Night Live characters Beldar and Prymaat. Yours to consume mass quantities of, this beloved big-screen debut of a very far-out family features an all-star cast of cameos, including David Spade, Chris Farley, Adam Sandler, Jason Alexander, Drew Carey, Parker Posey, Ellen DeGeneres, and more!
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50. Thirteen
When 13-year-old Tracy befriends the most popular girl in school, she begins a shocking self-destructive transformation–leaving a frantic single mom powerless to rescue her daughter from a whirlwind of drugs, sex and crime.
Thirteen
Evan Rachel Wood continues to make her bid to be the Jodie Foster of her generation in “Thirteen,” a harrowing film about a good little girl gone horribly bad. Wood is Tracy, a seventh grader who lives with her single mom (Holly Hunter), a hairdresser who works out of the home. Tracy dreams of being cool, just like Evie (Nikki Reed), and when the opportunity comes to ingratiate herself with the cool girls, Tracy takes it and quickly moves from shoplifting, low-rise jeans and hoochie tops to drugs, body piercings, bad boys, oral sex, and worse. Evie even moves into Tracy’s home, and it becomes clear that this is a troubled girl who has made shoplifting, drugs, and sex part of her daily routine.
The script for “Thirteen” was written in six days by director Catherine Hardwicke and Nikki Reed. Hardwicke had dated Reed’s divorced dad and having known Nikki since she was a little girl was distressed when the kid turned 13 and starting having problems (problems like what happens to Tracy in this film). Hardwicke suggested Nikki keep a journal and intervened in the young girl’s life, taking her to museums and exposing her to the larger world. However, it was Nikki’s journey through the dark side that serves as the basis for this film.
The result is a story that retains its rawness even as we are mesmerized by the performances of the three female leads. For every “cool” scene, such as when Evie dressed for a date by taking off her skirt, moving her tank top down as a skirt and adding a new blouse, there are scenes that no kid is going to want to emulate, as when Tracy starts cutting herself. Meanwhile, her mother, a recovering alcoholic, finds herself helpless to do anything about her daughter’s death spiral once she finally notices the radical changes that Tracy has undergone. It is not that Melanie does not care, but that she is powerless. Having been abandoned by her husband, Melanie finds her daughter has no use for her either.
The big question with “Thirteen” is whether young teenage girls who get to watch this deservedly R-rated film would understand that it was a warning or whether they would just filter the horror story through the prism of their adolescent notions of coolness. Hardwicke follows Tracy’s descent but never buys into the idea it is a good thing. This is made clear by the opening scene where the two girls, while doing drugs, have made their faces numb so that they do not feel anything and starting hitting each other in the face, laughing hysterically all the time. The point of the opening scene is clear: Tracy does not know what she is doing to herself.
Hardwicke won the Director’s Award at the Sundance Film Festival, Hunter is up for an Oscar, and Wood was nominated for a Golden Globe. “Entertainment Weekly” argued that Wood should receive serious consideration to become the youngest nominee the Best Actress Oscar in history and surprisingly that indeed happen this year, except that the nomination went to Keisha Castle-Hughes for “Whale Rider.” Special mention should be made of Jeremy Sisto’s performance as Brady, Melanie’s boyfriend and another recovering alcoholic, who manages to play a pivotal role in the climax by providing the push Melanie needs to finally deal with Tracy. The “bad boyfriend” is a stereotypical role in so many films, that it is a shock to see one be different in such a subtle way.
“Thirteen” is a brutally honest film, the sort that you might never see again because once was enough, thank you very much. The emotional conclusion is powerful, but I would not say it qualifies as being truly cathartic. If there is a lesson here for parents it would simply be that when your children undergo radical transformations, of any type and in any direction, pay attention, because it could be too late sooner than you think. –Review from Amazon–
51. White Oleander
After fifteen-year-old Astrid (Alison Lohman) witnesses her uncompromising but seductive mother, Ingrid (Michelle Pfeiffer), arrested for murder–both their lives change forever. Shuttled between foster mothers (Robin Wright Penn and Renée Zellweger), Astrid struggles to survive her emotionally harsh world, desperately trying to forge her own identity in an ever-changing environment. The only constant in Astrid’s life is her jailed mother’s powerful influence. For good, and for bad… In the three years marking her passage from childhood to adult, Astrid must learn the value of independence and courage, rage and forgiveness, love and survival … to earn her freedom from the past.
52. Coyote Ugly
Moving to New York to pursue her dream of becoming a famous songwriter, Violet Sanford (Perabo) finds herself desperate and broke. Through a twist of fate, the shy, innocent Violet lands a job as a barmaid at the hottest nightclub in town — the down and dirty, wild and fun Coyote Ugly. Overflowing with attitude, the “Coyotes” spend more time on top of the bar than behind it, tantalizing the standing-room-only crowd with their outrageous antics! It’s one wild adventure for a small-town girl with big city dreams.
53. Fried Green Tomatoes
Evelyn Couch is having trouble in her marriage, and no one seems to take her seriously. While in a nursing home visiting relatives, she meets Ninny Threadgoode, an outgoing old woman, who tells her the story of Idgie Threadgoode, a young woman in 1920’s Alabama. Through Idgie’s inspiring life, Evelyn learns to be more assertive and builds a lasting friendship of her own with Ninny.
54. Angus
Angus is fat, dorky and smart, a kid with an uncool pal and a crush on a cheerleader. Angus is funny, rowdy and triumphant, a totally cool movie with a dead-on eye and ear for the hilarious, heartbreaking rite of passage called high school. A great cast (including Academy Award winners* George C. Scott and Kathy Bates as Angus’s oddball family) sparks this story about what happens when Angus is named King of the Winter Ball as a prank — and how he turns humiliation into victory.
55. Clueless
Jane Austen might never have imagined that her 1816 novel Emma could be turned into a fresh and satirical look at ultra-rich teenagers in a Beverly Hills high school. Cher (Alicia Silverstone) and Dionne (Stacey Dash), both named after ‘great singers of the past that now do infomercials’, are pampered upper-class girls who care less about getting good grades than wearing the right clothes and being as popular as possible. But Cher, who lives with her tough yet warm-hearted lawyer dad (Dan Hedaya) and hunky, sensitive stepbrother (Paul Rudd), also has an innate urge to help those less fortunate like the two introverted teachers she brings together (‘negotiating’ herself improved grades in the process) and new friend Tai (Brittany Murphy), who starts out a geek and ends up a Cher prodigy. Cher also possesses her own sensitive side, and she is looking for the perfect boyfriend, whom she ends up finding where she least expected.
56. Spun
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This black-comedy stars Jason Schwartzman as Ross – a young man, recently split from his girlfriend, and addicted to crystal meth. Over the course of a long weekend Ross battles to get his next fix and fixates over his breakup. His regular drug supplier, Spider Mike, has forgotten where he’s put his stash and while he’s searching Ross is asked by Spider Mike’s girlfriend, Cookie [Mena Suvari] to pick up a friend of hers called Nikki [Brittany Murphy]. Reluctantly he agrees and discovers she may have some drugs for him, from The Cook [Mickey Rourke]. All the time the police are after Spider Mike and in his drug-induced state he decides to track down who has set him up.
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