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Aun likes movies adapted from novels like Harry Potter and enjoys Ang Lee's films for their beauty. Jafumi enjoys action and sci-fi movies that excite him, such as Percy Jackson, Harry Potter, and Twilight. His favorite actor is Logan Lerman. The document also lists common movie genres such as action, adventure, comedies, dramas, and animation.
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- 2. . Hello! My name is Aun. I like movie which is made from novels such as Harry Potter and The Hugger game. My favorite director is Ang lee because he is an Asian director and his works so beautiful. My favorite actress is Emma Stone.
- 3. . Hi. I'm Jafumi. I like action and sci-fi movie. It make me excited and. I love it so much. My favorite movie are Percy Jackson, Harry Potter and Vampire twilight. My favorite actor is Logan Lerman. He so handsome.
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- 5. . 1) Action 2) Adventure 3) Comedies 4) Crime and Gangster Films 5) Drama films 6) Epics/ Historical films 7) Horror 8) Musicals/ Dance films
- 6. . 9) War films 10) Westerns 11) Animation 12) Thrillers 13) Sci-Fi