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Ghost World (2001) |
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Film rated 3.9 / 5
(Chick rating: 4.1 / 5)
(Guy rating: 3.6 / 5)
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| Buscemi experiences American booty. |
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| Buscemi befriends sarcastic jailbait. |
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| Weird Al waits Wowsville. |
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| Birch gives Buscemi wood. |
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| Buscemi likes teen girls! |
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| Lost-virginity dress, $500. |
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| Record collector finds groove. |
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| Sarcasm gets Enid nowhere. |
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| Buscemi picks wrong girls. |
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| Catwoman sleeps with Buscemi. |
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| For Buscemi, Wowsville's Woes-ville. |
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| Buscemi has vinyl obession. |
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| Inanimate Daria moves on. |
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| 'American Beauty' for nerds. |
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| Birch does Batgirl Impression. |
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| Steve Buscemi pulls chick! |
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| Birch seduces. Buscemi's surprised. |
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| Douglas appreciates tampon art. |
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| Faultless comic adaptation, gem. |
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| Zwigoff spins Clowes encounters. |
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| Bookworm Birch bags Buscemi. |
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| Enid causes artful controversy. |
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| Busty teens deride everything. |
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| Enid's interferring, selfish Birch. |
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| See more teasing Seymour. |
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| Steve Thoraly enjoys girlizing. |
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| Upselling's not Enid's expertise. |
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| Racist advertising icon = art. |
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| Enid Coleslaw = Daniel Clowes. |
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| Scarlett, Thora, slacker angst. |
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| Enid befriends geeky Buscemi. |
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| Soul-mate? Seymour sees less. |
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| Birch, Buscemi: bizarre bonding. |
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| Prankster becomes collector's groupie. |
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| Wanted: psoriatic loner love. |
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| Birch With Weezer Glasses. |
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| Enid sabotages Seymour's fling. |
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| Personal ad, 2 girlfriends. |
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| Enid's bland personality sucks. |
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| Birch screws Buscemi('s life). |
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| Sheridan annoys store clerk. |
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| Record collector misanthrope: reclusive. |
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| Illeana Douglas's film's disturbing. |
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| Scarlett and Birch bitch. |
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| Birch lashes poor Buscemi. |
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| Enid's nightmare, Teri Garr. |
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| Brilliant film about nothing. |
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| Birch seduces uncool Buscemi. |
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| Enid can't bear compromises. |
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| Adolescents feel like ghosts. |
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| Surrepitious advertising for religion. |
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| Alienated adolescent learns compassion. |
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| Snotty teen seduces dork. |
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| Alienated teenager goes nowhere. |
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| Warm, funny, uncliched, difficult. |
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| Coffee quiz annoys Scarlett. |
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| Satanists carry black umbrellas. |
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| Enid encourages moviegoer boozing. |
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| Seymour's actually Enid's hero. |
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| Nebbish attracts Birch's attention. |
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| Geezer's bus finally comes. |
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| Buscemi's geek gets girls. |
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| Enid catches Norman's bus. |
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| Cook's Chicken's whitewashed logo. |
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| Enid's post-graduation readjustments. |
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| Enid's punk homage misunderstood. |
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| Douglas favors found art. |
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| Comic adaptation comes Clowes. |
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| Buscemi's loner gets popular. |
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| Scarlett Birch romances Buscemi. |
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| Geeks graduate into ambigiousness. |
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| Thora romances loner Buscemi. |
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| Nerdy girls, foibles ensue. |
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| Vinyl obsessive gets Birch'd. |
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| Enid's blues period ends. |
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| Record collector does 360. |
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