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From his review of Atlas Shrugged: "There is also a love scene, which is shown not merely from the waist up but from the ears up. The man keeps his shirt on. This may be disappointing for libertarians, who I believe enjoy rumpy-pumpy as much as anyone."
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Ebert would usually go easy on a movie if it had a lot of tits and wasn't outright awful.
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Jun 19, 2016 14:30
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King Vidiot posted:Can't hate that I guess. I'm waiting on it from Netflix. I'm a John Waters virgin.
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Jun 19, 2016 15:07
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a retard posted:he also wrote a book about crockpots for some reason Rice cookers. It's actually a nice little book. I use the hell out of mine now.
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Clifford is a terrible movie. At least Freddie Got Fingered has the Dadaist aspect going for it.
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Jun 20, 2016 01:18
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Ebert championed a lot of great overlooked movies like The Fall, Dark City, and Herzog's Bad Lieutenant. fyodor posted:Clifford is so obviously great what the hell man. He didn't like that Kubrick vietnam movie none neither lol. 2 1/2 stars isn't bad.
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Ebert was often lenient on indie stuff while harder on studio garbage like Armageddon.
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