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Tomorrow I’ll be watching “Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie,” for the second time. I was just as excited for this as I was for Harry Potter 6. I loved it on opening night. It's much deeper than you would think. :) And Selena G sings the "Magic" song. :D

8 PM on Disney. I think.
For a CYA (Cinema for Young Audiences) Picture. It really explores the characters to many dimensions and levels. Especially great for fans of the show but also for newcomers as well.
And since the lead actress is Half-Mexican, if you don't watch it everyone will think you're a racist!!! Comprende??
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  1. Ned UsaAugust 30, 2009 at 2:08 PM

    and in the tradition of Wizards this weekend, I've been hooked on this song from one of their episodes.

    Oooh I would run a kilometer for you
    And on my little thermometer for you
    I'm burning up ..... In celsius

    Oooh metric system, metric system
    If there are better systems then I must've missed 'em.
    Oooh metric system, metric system
    If there are better systems then I must've missed 'em.

    ~Metric System by David Henrie

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  2. AnonymousAugust 30, 2009 at 11:06 PM

    "Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie" is a great movie. As a DCOM, it's awesome. This feels like a movie that many different people would like. However, I do feel that some people will prejudge this movie based on already established Disney hate.
    Also, the metric system that Justin sings on Wizards is a great song.

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  3. Ned UsaAugust 31, 2009 at 8:42 AM

    Thanks Anon,
    I'm glad you like Metric System too. It's catchy. It's catchy.

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