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Year
2010
Duration
92 minutes
Genres
Comedy, Family
Language
English (English subtitles)
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Synopsis
Middle school is a nightmare mix of bullies and wedgies for Year 6 student Greg Heffley, who is becoming tired of being forced into survival mode every day. Along with his friends, Greg devises endless schemes to survive the ordeal and shed his nerdy reputation, all of which go awry. Funny and painful by turns, Diary of A Wimpy Kid is a comical live-action adaptation of the hit book and a wonderfully adept take on pre-teen angst, popularity and the differences between young people.
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