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The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants (on DVD). Major sepanx because you’re graduating or moving to another school? Tibby, Lena, Carmen, and Bridget are here for you and your friends…
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The Harry Potter Series (on DVD). So are these witches and wizards…
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High School Musical 3: Senior Year (on DVD). And the Wildcats!
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300: Rise of an Empire (now showing). Not for everyone (read: rated R-16), but it might just inspire you to kick butt on finals week.
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Mr. Peabody & Sherman (now showing). Speaking of, wouldn’t exam week be so much easier if you had a WABAC (Wayback) Machine like Mr. Peabody?
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12 Years A Slave (now showing). This year’s Best Picture at the Oscars is probably best saved for a day when your heart can handle extremely intense feels.
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Non-Stop (now showing). Only the second film of Lupita Nyong’o, the star of 12 Years A Slave, Best Supporting Actress at the Oscars, and Hollywood’s latest style star. Also featuring Liam Neeson, Julianne Moore, and Michelle Dockery a.k.a. Lady Mary from Downton Abbey.
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Saving Mr. Banks (now showing). Because when do we ever not need a little bit of Disney magic?
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Need for Speed (showing March 12). YEAH… Aaron. Show some Breaking Bad love for Aaron Paul's latest action movie.
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Veronica Mars (showing March 14 in the US). Come on, nobody’s bringing the movie here? NOBODY??? Logan does not approve.
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Flight (March 14, 7:45 pm and March 15, 2 pm on HBO). Get your heart racing with this nail-biter of a movie starring Denzel Washington.
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The Matrix Trilogy (catch it on HBO). Keep your adrenaline going with this classic trilogy.
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Gangster Squad (March 15, 10pm on HBO). Hey, girl, how can you pass up Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone?
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Divergent (showing March 19). Just a few more days! My body is totes ready.
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The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (on DVD starting March 15). For when you inevitably crave for another dystopian fix after watching Divergent.
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Empire State (showing March 19). Some more Liam Hemsworth to tide you over till Mockingjay Part 1 in November.
- Devil’s Due (showing March 19). Watch the trailer and you will never hear “At Last” the same way again. Sorry.
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Muppets Most Wanted (showing March 21). Yes, that's your dear Hiddles in the Muppets sequel. You're welcome.
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Legally Blonde (on DVD). Whenever school is getting the best of you, just think, What Would Elle Woods Do?
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Monsters University (on DVD). These monsters feel your finals week pain.
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Anna Karenina (March 21, 10 pm on HBO Signature). Look, it’s Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy, all grown up!
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Thor: The Dark World (on DVD). Consider this part of your prep plan for the superhero summer starting with...
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Captain America: The Winter Soldier (showing March 26). Chris Evans is thinking of taking a break from acting after he finishes his contract with Marvel, so make sure you catch this movie—it might be one of your last few chances to see him on the big screen!
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A Cinderella Story (on DVD). Do you ever need a reason for some old school Chad Michael Murray?
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Oblivion (March 29, 10 pm on HBO). Something to take your mind off exams. (Get it, OBLIVION, get it??? Sorry.)
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Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (on DVD). Ten years later (yes the movie is 10 years old this month!), I’m still not over Clementine and Joel.
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Gravity (on DVD). Watch a little bit to wake up your senses when you’re still huddled over your laptop at midnight, finishing that term paper.
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127 Hours (on DVD). Watch the goriest bits when you feel like everything’s going wrong—you’ll feel instantly better (and horribly grossed out.)
via giphy.com - Adventureland (on DVD). A.k.a. Silver Linings Playbook: Crappy Summer Job.
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Can’t Hardly Wait (on DVD). Something to keep in mind when you’re stressing over getting your crush to sign your yearbook.
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Pitch Perfect (on DVD). Because you know who’s aca-awesome? You are!
