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Kidzworld on
Dec 27, 2006
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Are you a fan of Louis Sachars latest book, Holes? Then youll be stoked to see Disneys big screen adaptation of the novel in theaters April 2003. Find out if this new teen flick is worth your time and money.
You've read the book, seen it on the big screen, and now you can own your very own copy of Holes on DVD and video! Find out if this Disney flick is worth your allowance, or if you should just stick to reading the real friends he's ever had in his life. At Camp Green Lake, the boys are made to dig holes in the desert "to build character." But, there is a secret buried out under the old lakebed that the Warden of Camp Green Lake is desperate to uncover.Holes - The Good Stuff 2x2f43
The Warden is one nasty character and watching Mr. Sir squirm everytime he has to talk to her is well work the price of ission. You'll also be squirming at the mere mention of a yellow-spotted lizard for weeks after you see Holes. Those little reptiles are mighty scary! But don't worry - for the most part, Holes is the kind of flick that will put a smile on your face.Holes - DVD Features 5r7254
If the idea of owning your very own copy of Holes isn't enough to send you running to the video store, maybe the added bonus of the music video!Holes - Bottom Line t1j2l
So, set aside some allowance and make the boys of D-tent (Armpit, Squid, X-Ray, ZigZag, Zero and Caveman, AKA Stanley,) part of your video library. It's a mystery worth solving. Holes Rating:
