Alicia Silverstone Movie:

		List Price: $14.98		Label: Funimation Prod Salesrank: 130395 Released: November 9, 2004
		Our Price: $4.24
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		MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated) Media: DVD

Editorial Review:
#7 MIXED MESSAGESSharon decides to confess her feelings of attraction to Alden by leaving a message on his cell phone. When the message is accidentally misdirected to Brock Sharon unwittingly finds herself receiving new attention from him. Confused Sharon assumes that Alden no longer likes her. Discovering the truth of the matter takes a while - and Sharon realizes that no boyfriend is worth having just to have one.#8 THE WORST FIRST DATE EVER. PERIOD.Sharon goes on her first date with Alden and ends up having to work like an employee in his family's restaurant. If that wasn't bad enough she gets her first period while they are rollerblading! Thinking that Sharon could be having an appendicitis attack Alden (who has his own problems controlling a cracking voice) calls for an ambulance. Sharon has to find the strength to face Alden and come to terms with the changes happening in her body. When Sharon learns that Nina is jealous that she got her period first she starts to wonder if there might be something worthwhile to "becoming a woman" after all.#9 THE DIVORCE THINGSharon has to deal with her conflicting feelings over her Mom's new boyfriend at the same time as welcoming a visit from her own Dad. An attempt to re-unite her parents after seven years of divorce fails and Sharon has to finally face reality - grown-ups aren't going to change things just because you want them to.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: CHILDREN/FAMILY UPC: 704400108143 Manufacturer No: FN10814

Braceface, Vol. 3: Twist of Fate Reviews:
For Thinking Parents Only
2005-03-26 - For parents that aren't horrified by alternate belief systems, Brace Face is a wonderful show -- what drew me most to it is the fact that Sharon Spitz, the main character, is a smart, opinionated girl and is also vegan. She stands by her beliefs, but is also a very flawed character who can stand to learn a thing or two most of the time. Her mother and father are amicably separated, her father being a hard-core, on the road rocker, and her mother an extremely successful therapist who works out of their house. I found a lot of the show's story lines and attitudes to be very faithful to what kids that age find important, and it brought back a lot of memories. I would have no problem whatsoever showing this program to children, especially since each episode raises a lot of interesting discussion points afterward. My only minor quibble with the show is the quality of the animation, which is often lacking. But it is, after all, a TV show. I think it's a shame that American children's animation is so gutless and pandering -- it's nice to see that at least Canadian kids get to watch something they can sink their teeth into.

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2004-12-27 - My daughteris a 13 yr old girl and i find "braceface" is an interesting show. It relates to real life experiences and sometimes helps her find a solution to some "problems" she may have as a teenager also. i think quite a few episodes are suitible for children because it is funny and witty, but i have to admit that some episodes are aimed for teenagers. I find this show interesting because it deals wiht real life situations as i said before, i think that this show should continue to go on and should continue to give my daughter advice.

One of the most Underrated shows of our day
2004-11-12 - Braceface is a unique series featuring real-life situations and problems with usually good and sometimes funny outcomes. Very entertaining for anyone of any age, be it teenagers with similar problems as featured in the show or adults who wish to revist those awkward times. This cartoon should go down as one of the best animated series of the decade.