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1.Kraft Noodle with Savory Chicken, 7-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 12) from: Kraft December 27, 2005
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I loved this dinner as a child growing up, so when I found the chicken noodle dinner on-line I was excited. I got my 12 boxes in the mail, and geared up to make the first one. I was highly disappointed that it wasn't as good as I remember at all. It was just average.

2.Charlie Wilson's War (Widescreen) starring: Tom Hanks, Julia Roberts, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Amy Adams, Ned Beatty directed by: Mike Nichols April 22, 2008
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In a very entertaining way, this movie manages to educate the viewer on America's first war in Afghanistan. Indeed, the historical/political treatment is not heavy handed, but makes this more than just an entertaining movie about a colorful Congressman (and he is colorful). If you like movies that have some historical connection, but want something that's still light enough to show just for entertainment value, this movie is perfect. And, of course, Tom Hanks does a great job.

3.Flags of Our Fathers (Widescreen Edition) starring: Ryan Phillippe, Jesse Bradford, Adam Beach, John Benjamin Hickey, John Slattery directed by: Clint Eastwood February 06, 2007
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This movie was made with a sort of cynicism that drained the life out any real passion for making it. By focusing too much on the 'bad' side of America during the War in the Pacific, Clint Eastwood leaves the viewer with their own battle fatigue. Jumping from the war to modern times and back again and again during the whole movie was like being drug through the mud having to endure another one of hollywood leftist's anti-American rantings. Poorly made and although it had potential, the movie will leave you wondering what message it is the viewer is supposed to swallow. The general message is: 'dislike your country for standing up to Imperial Japan, because underneath it all we were all just a bunch of western materialists at heart and that we should have lost' - I think.