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On this episode of Newt's world I've been a huge fan of the movies since I was a very young kid.

I used to go to the dark air-conditioned theater on a heart summer afternoon and watch two films

at a time, double features. From the time I was about nine years old. When I was up child, going to

the movies was a special treat and every movie I saw left a great impression on me. I think movies

are a defining part of our American culture. Movies allow us to travel the world, experience,

tragedy, love and nearly every other emotion. They help us understand a world of good versus evil

as in the permanent classic Casablanca and they reflect a moment in time. On this episode I'm

sharing some of my favorite movies of all time and recommending some of the classics I encourage you

to check out. The truth is I love movies. I've loved movies my whole life. I think they're one of

the great contributions to modern artistic achievement. I find myself when I fly back and forth

between Rome and Washington on a nine hour flight. I'll often watch two or three movies and I'm

enthralled and I thought it'll be fun just to talk about the movies, why I like them so much.

I got fascinated with movies and I was very, very young and in fact by the fourth grade I was reading a

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