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The Lorax: The Movies Should Have A Meaning
Have you ever (on the weekends) watched a good movie and relaxed. What is your favorite movie? Why is it because of the qualities that the movies has or the actors? If I had to pick my favorite kid movie is The Lorax because of the qualities the movie has. I think a perfect movie qualities are meaning, a funny movie, and a twisty ending.

Using the qualities that The Lorax has I picked three traits that make up a perfect movie, one is meaning. The Lorax has a meaning of going green, stop cutting down trees, and pollution. I believe to have a perfect meaning it has to impact someone's life. Also it will get people talking which is good publicity. That is why the perfect movie should have meaning to impact someone’s life and to serve a purpose.
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