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Comparison Of Clueless, Zootopia, And The Benchwarmers

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The 3 best movies are Clueless, Zootopia, and the Benchwarmers. All these movies are interesting, and have a nice story line. Clueless is a more realistic movie, Zootopia is a just for fun, and enjoyable movie, Benchwarmers is a heartwarming movie, and can be inspirational. All these movies are fun to watch, and even more fun to learn from. Clueless is a movie taking place in a high school, and gives many different perspective points. One perspective is from a rich, preppy, "daddy 's girl" that gets everything she wants, and has everything handed to her. Another perspective is from a new girl, who isn 't as rich, and doesn 't have much to begin with. The last major perspective point is from the brother. He is trying to figure himself out.

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