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Ray (Widescreen Edition) (2004)
I see it. I'm hooked.
When Ray was in the theatres I did not go see it. It seemed like everyone would come up to me and tell me to go see Ray but I didn't want to. I guess I don't like movies that are about famous people. I thought it was going to be boring and dramatic all throughout the movie. So, I pop the rented DVD in and before you know it I am buying the DVD. Two days later I am buying the cd. I'll hurry up and get to the review. The movie Ray is fantastic. There is a good word for Jaime Fox in this movie and it is "cool." Jaime Fox (Ray) is cool! I had never even cared about Ray Charles or his music until I saw this movie and now Ray Charles is one of my favorite singers. What this movie did was affected me. I believed Jaime Fox was the real Ray so much that I think Jamie Fox when someone says Ray Charles. One more thing is the music in the movie. My least favorite parts of a movie with music is the music itself! However, in Ray the music was my favorite part, hands down. Bottom line, do not rent the movie. Just go ahead and buy it because you will after you see it. Just trust me.
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