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What Is Notting Hill?
This is a movie report about Notting hill which was broadcasted in 1994 in U.S.A. This is the story of an ordinaly man in Notting hill, London. One day, he happend to meet an extremely famous American actress, Anna, at the bookshop he ran. After a few days later, he got a call from Anna and they saw each other several times. Then, they started to find attractive on each other but they got thier ups and downs betwwen then. At last, they became together in Notting hill. This is the approximately summery of this movie. It is classic romantic movie. And it has a romantic song at the beggining of the movie which is 'She' by Anthony. That is absolutely amazing. It can move people's heart. Anyway, there is a sweet line Anna said to him 'I'm just
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