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1.Killing Mr Griffin starring: Scott Bairstow, Amy Jo Johnson, Mario López, Chris Young, Jay Thomas directed by: Jack Bender March 07, 2000
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Killing Mr. Griffin is an amazing movie that keeps you wondering up until the very end. The movie is as good as the book itself!!

2.Tuck Everlasting (2002) starring: Alexis Bledel, Jonathan Jackson, Sissy Spacek, William Hurt, Scott Bairstow directed by: Jay Russell February 25, 2003
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As a substitute teacher in a middle school English class, I was left this movie to show the class. I knew nothing about it, but I got caught up in its innocent (but never simple-minded) charms. I had to stay late after school to see how it ended! I did not know that Disney had returned so strongly to G and PG rated movie-making. Yes, it is a bit sentimental, but life needs a bit of that, and it offers plenty of food for thought for grown-ups too. A genuine surprise -- and pleasure.

3.Postman starring: Todd Allen, Scott Bairstow, Annie Costner, Charles Esten, Shawn Hatosy October 13, 1998
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This is one of the most underrated movies of all time. The Postman is not just your average post-apocalyptic scenario. It is a deeply emotional and philosophical film about the power of hope. What I love about this movie is that it shows how something very simple-- mail-- can become a symbol for everything that makes us human and for everything that makes us American. Yes, its a little long, and yes, the ending requires a slight suspension of disbelief. But the movie is good enough that you wont notice the length, and moving enough that disbelief hardly even enters the mind. I love this film, and recommend it highly.

4.Two for Texas starring: Kris Kristofferson, Scott Bairstow, Irene Bedard, Tom Skerritt, Peter Coyote directed by: Rod Hardy October 05, 1999
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This film stars Kris Kristofferson and Scott Bairstow as two fugitives from Louisiana. They go on the run after killing one of the two sadistic bosses (who also happen to be brothers) of the prison camp. The other boss begins a Captain Ahab-type of pursuit after the two escapees. Kristofferson's character knows about the war for independence occuring in Texas and figures the best chance they have of escape is to join Sam Houston's army. Along the way, an Indian slave joins the duo and Barstow's character and her fall in love. However, the two must separate when they make a dash for Houston's camp. Kirstofferson is perfect in roles like this one and Bairstow doesn't do too bad of a job either, though the change in his character was a bit difficult to believe initially. Also, Tom Skerrit ... Read More

5.White Fang 2 starring: Scott Bairstow, Charmaine Craig, Al Harrington, Anthony Ruivivar, Victoria Racimo directed by: Ken Olin July 19, 1995
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I always liked this movie when I was younger. I especially like the wolf that is in the movie. I wished I owned one.

6.Black Circle Boys starring: Scott Bairstow, Eric Mabius, Tara Subkoff, Chad Lindberg, Heath Lourwood directed by: Matthew Carnahan January 25, 2000
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Many people would think I would be messed up in the head, but I saw this movie Black circle boys years ago. I wanted to own it, and they no longer carried it in the stores to rent, like they did at one point. I went on Amazon, and my boyfriend bought it for me when I found it. I thought I was the only one to see it, and I wasn't. My boyfriend's friend saw it years ago. Eric Mabius is so hott to me, and so is Kyle. I enjoy watching it. I don't believe in all that satan stuff, and I think it cruel what they do, but all in all I love it!

7.New Best Friend starring: Taye Diggs, Dominique Swain, Mia Kirshner, Meredith Monroe, Scott Bairstow directed by: Zoe Clarke-Williams December 03, 2002
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This is a movie I did not fully appreciate until after it was over and I wanted to watch it again. The premise is, poor girl Alicia goes to a rich person's school where everyone except her is amoral, meaning in plain English they like sex and drugs. But wait a minute. Who is really into sex and drugs in this movie? Who is really envious of whom? Alicia, who is supposed to be the moral poor girl, ends up in hospital due to a drug overdose. Is Hadley, who is far wealthier than Alicia, really envious of her and not the other way around? Why do we feel such intense sympathy for the comatose Alicia? And why is some of the music, especially the music that plays at the end while the credits are running, so haunting? This film plays with your mind as you watch it and does not get caught in the ... Read More

8.Wild America starring: Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Devon Sawa, Scott Bairstow, Frances Fisher, Jamey Sheridan directed by: William Dear
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Very nice, inspirational story. Wanted to show this to a pack of Cub Scouts, but thankfully I pre-screened it. This would have been an excellent, family-friendly movie if it were not for a slew of curse words about half-way through the film. None before or after, so it's unfortunate that they couldn't have chosen better language. Otherwise, very nice story, beautiful cinematography, nice message.

9.Postman (Ws) starring: Todd Allen, Scott Bairstow, Annie Costner, Charles Esten, Shawn Hatosy April 27, 1999
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This is one of the most underrated movies of all time. The Postman is not just your average post-apocalyptic scenario. It is a deeply emotional and philosophical film about the power of hope. What I love about this movie is that it shows how something very simple-- mail-- can become a symbol for everything that makes us human and for everything that makes us American. Yes, its a little long, and yes, the ending requires a slight suspension of disbelief. But the movie is good enough that you wont notice the length, and moving enough that disbelief hardly even enters the mind. I love this film, and recommend it highly.

10.Postman (Spanish) (Sub) starring: Todd Allen, Scott Bairstow, Annie Costner, Charles Esten, Shawn Hatosy October 13, 1998
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price: $79.00
This is one of the most underrated movies of all time. The Postman is not just your average post-apocalyptic scenario. It is a deeply emotional and philosophical film about the power of hope. What I love about this movie is that it shows how something very simple-- mail-- can become a symbol for everything that makes us human and for everything that makes us American. Yes, its a little long, and yes, the ending requires a slight suspension of disbelief. But the movie is good enough that you wont notice the length, and moving enough that disbelief hardly even enters the mind. I love this film, and recommend it highly.

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