Mike has the hots for class beauty Hannah, but she only dates smart boys. Mike's learning that disability is a definite obstacle, so he turns to his snooty economics teacher, Miss Helen ... See full summary »
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Mike has the hots for class beauty Hannah, but she only dates smart boys. Mike's learning that disability is a definite obstacle, so he turns to his snooty economics teacher, Miss Helen Goldwyn, to help him raise his I.Q. and win over Hannah. When it turns out that Mike can return the favor in an unexpected way, student and teacher develop a special friendship full or warmth and surprises. Written by
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I couln'd believe it, eventhough many reviewers said it. But it is true. The whole set up and the manner the final scene is executed in is something special. I would rate the ending (and not the movie) over "THE SIXTH SENSE" simply because "GENIUS" has more of a punch and production value.
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I couln'd believe it, eventhough many reviewers said it. But it is true. The whole set up and the manner the final scene is executed in is something special. I would rate the ending (and not the movie) over "THE SIXTH SENSE" simply because "GENIUS" has more of a punch and production value.