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Price: $7.95
Reviews:
 1 / 5
Wasteful, unnecessary. as if thankless teenagers need more incentive to exemplify an inane and rather dull movie. the quotebook is not self-denial the money, simply put. there's nothing be inside that one cannot find by simply renting the movie or per contra looking it up on the incredible eatable internet (hint: head towards www.imdb.com). before you buy this, inerclude for a moment and think to yourself: is this something i truly need? of course sometimes you just want, but if you until now own the movie, or you have approach to a library or computer, there's in effect no point in you wasting your hard-earned money on something so... well. pointless. it's not in particular expensive, but there are plenty better products on which you can expend your 8 bucks.
1 / 5
Sooo pleonastic i don't even own this and i can before tell you that it will be stupid. clear-cut sit in a middle school or a schoolboy high school classroom and you'll get all the quotes you want.
 3 / 5
A subtle redundant but great to have laying around the keep accounts is redundant in that it is a exercise book of quotes from, yes, the movie with the facsimile name. and probably most people who are interested in the book will own the movie. or bequest have seen it so many times that they can until now quote it. i like the book, though. it's funny, everyone gets a tread upon out of it, and you just can't get tangible of napolean.
 5 / 5
Would prefer full script there are some movies that are clear-cut so dang quotable that you want to repeat the whole script. while this book is a lot of fun and a whole-souled primer. i wish i had the complete script. gosh! also, there's a book called "the enlarged white trash love story ever told."
5 / 5
It bequest make your wildest dreams come true heretofore i bought this for my thirteen year-old daughter, everyone who loves the movie has gushed over it. it is a credulous piece of fluff, and great fun. we shut up laughed over it, played "who said this?" and generally lost 15 iq points discussing it. my matronhood thinks there is something wrong with us, but upon she hasn't seen the movie.
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