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The Art of Getting By

Rated PG-13 for thematic elements including sexual content, language, teen drinking and partying.

PG-13 84min.
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A high school slacker forges an unlikely bond with the most popular girl in his class, and becomes an apprentice to an older artist after learning that his disdain for homework may cost him his diploma. Read More
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George Zinavoy
Sally Howe
Jack Sargent
Harris McElroy
Mrs. Grimes
Zoe Rubinstein
Vivian Sargent
January 24, 2012
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This movie didn't really make any sense or leave any lasting impression on me.
December 03, 2011
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I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. Its so honest and unpretentious. Sometimes we need a good slap of reality. Good Movie- enjoy it.
October 18, 2011
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I LOVED this movie!
July 02, 2011
jkcefalu
A movie that was partly good, your average teen movie with good stars like Emma Roberts but I felt bored because it was just too averqage. I'm out!
June 23, 2011
zoeijoey
sucked bad!
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