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In this children's animated film, talking vegetables tell a version of the Biblical tale of Jonah and the whale. The Veggie Tale series has been around on video for several years, but "Jonah" is the first to be released theatrically. The intent of the series is to teach kids good moral values, but to do so in an entertaining way. In "Jonah," some vegetables are driving to a pop concert when they end up in a strange restaurant, where a tale of compassion and mercy is told in flashback: God orders the prophet Jonah to go to the evil city of Nineveh, but Jonah can't face it. He disobeys God's command and goes out to sea on a ship that runs into a huge storm. Jonah ends up being swallowed by a whale, and the prophet fears he'll die in the beast's belly. But God intervenes and gives Jonah a second chance.

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This horror movie is an American remake of the Japanese film "Ringu." The premise of the story is that if you watch a certain mysterious videotape, the telephone will ring, and you will die seven days later. In "The Ring," Rachel Keller (Naomi Watts) is a newspaper reporter and single mom raising a young son (David Dorfman). After some teenagers watch a videotape and die, Rachel decides to look into the matter, recruiting her friend Noah (Martin Henderson) to help her. Rachel and Noah watch the tape and see frightening images. Then spooky things begin to happen, and Rachel and Noah fear they may be doomed. They set out on an investigation, which takes them to a strange island where a weird man (Brian Cox) resides. As their seven days pass, Rachel and Noah try to figure out what's going on.

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