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Algren
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 Re: RIP Roger Ebert I wonder who will be America's top reviewer now..
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Lafin Atchu
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Re: RIP Roger Ebert I remember the first episode I watched on TV where they reviewed Pearl Harbor and Our Song. I never missed an episode until the last one where they reviewed Superman Returns.
Ebert is an initial and fundamental part of my love for the world of film, and I will miss him dearly. What a sad, awful day.
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Brian
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Re: RIP Roger Ebert OMG, this is fucking sad He will be missed  RIP
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Lafin Atchu
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Re: RIP Roger Ebert Thegun wrote: I think of it as the best reviewing team of all time is finally reunited Indeed.
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Re: RIP Roger Ebert Thegun wrote: I think of it as the best reviewing team of all time is finally reunited Exactly what I wrote on my Facebook... RIP Roger Ebert. I know you are up there "At the Movies" with Siskel.
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Caius
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Re: RIP Roger Ebert Algren wrote: I wonder who will be America's top reviewer now.. Pete Hammond
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Algren
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Re: RIP Roger Ebert I mean 2nd best reviewer. I forgot that David is America's best reviewer.
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Mister Ecks
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Re: RIP Roger Ebert For those interested, his last reviewed film is/will be To The Wonder, not The Host.
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Thegun
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Re: RIP Roger Ebert That's ironic, Siskel's last review was on Simply Irresistible
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Jmart
Superman: The Movie
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Re: RIP Roger Ebert Mister Ecks wrote: For those interested, his last reviewed film is/will be To The Wonder, not The Host. Well, at least it'll be a review of a film from a director of substance and not some Stephanie Meyer bullshit. Reading about his death yesterday was kind of like a punch to the stomach. I credit him and Superman: The Movie for getting me to appreciate film as something more than just mindless entertainment. _________________My DVD Collection
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Mister Ecks
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Re: RIP Roger Ebert Apparently, he liked To the Wonder a lot.
Something else I didn't know: The Tree of Life was one of his ten favorite films ever.
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Algren
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Re: RIP Roger Ebert To the Wonder looks pretty good. We'll see. So far Malick hasn't done it for me. I think Malick's films are able of producing the finest trailers around, but when you stretch them out to full features, they become tedious and longwinded. He should just change careers and make trailers.
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Magic Mike
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Re: RIP Roger Ebert Jessica Chastain's Facebook post was very nice.
I am so terribly sad to hear that Roger Ebert died yesterday. I grew up watching the show "At the Movies". His love of film was infectious. While I dreamed of being an actor, he taught me about cinema. I will always be grateful for his wisdom. And I will always remember those moments I could forget my troubles and dream that someday Roger Ebert would give my film two thumbs up. xxjes
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Proud Ryu
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Re: RIP Roger Ebert Line to get into Ebertfest was around the block - despite the threat of intense storms on the way.
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Bradley Witherberry
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Re: RIP Roger Ebert Mister Ecks wrote: The Tree of Life was one of his ten favorite films ever. Too soon! The man just died - - there's no need to insult his reputation just now. 
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