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Roll Bounce

Just after they went out of business, Xavier and his friend get to find out that their modest talents are no competition for trick skater's after getting to sweet-water.
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Urban Cinefile
December 06, 2005 This is the 40th "skating movie" to hit the screens since Charlie Chaplin's The Rink (1915). It is neither the best nor the worst of them - skater dudes may think its cool, but 25 years ago there was the much maligned Xanadu with ELO, ONJ and (sigh!) stil
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Cinema Crazed
April 29, 2009 I enjoyed it in all its cheesiness.
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San Francisco Chronicle
September 23, 2005 It will remind you what it was like to be a teenager during the last few days of summer. And even though the plot is a little thin, you probably won't even notice until long after the music stops.
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Washington Post
September 23, 2005 The film can't get its rhythms right, fluctuating wildly between comedy and pathos.
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USA Today
September 23, 2005 If it doesn't exactly kick out the jams, it does move them around a little bit.
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BlackNews.com
May 07, 2007 For some reason, teasing people about their skin color has become a big theme of brainless black comedies like this. Plus, it unfolds like one long Pepsi ad, with dialogue extolling the cola's virtues in virtually every scene.
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Seattle Times
September 23, 2005 The end of the dismal summer movie season couldn't have been blessed with a more satisfying coda than the rollicking, funny, relentlessly cheery and genuinely touching spirit that makes Roll Bounce a captivating delight from start to finish.
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Toronto Star
September 23, 2005 A movie made in the spirit of: what the world needs now is a bit of innocent diversion.
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DVDTalk.com
December 10, 2005 Worthy of a 99-cent rental, if only so you can witness the howlingly awful performance by Wesley Jonathan as a self-appointed roller-disco mega-lord called "Sweetness." Kid had me in tears, I swear.
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ComingSoon.net
April 25, 2011 For the most part though, the honesty of the performances keeps everything afloat when it could drift into easy sentimentality.
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