Roger Ebert the Idiot

[DrMachine]

So then why he hating on FF? Tim Story stop returning his phone calls?

I don't know anything about that, I was just asking a question of people who pay attention to the man

Who's Tim Story?

[Angel of Distraction]

I don't know anything about that, I was just asking a question of people who pay attention to the man

Who's Tim Story?

The director.

[sonnylarue]

Tim Story, who made his name on Barabershop, also directed FF.

So let me get this straight, Ebert is suspicious for liking too many black films, but Tarantino is a genius, because of HIS love of black films ?

[Luke Cage]

TOWARDS not against

it looks like the myth is supported

Well you do know that Ebert's wife is black don't you? And he's always been a strong supporter of Spike Lee's movies. Maybe 'Jungle Fever' was a nod to Ebert?

CONSPIRACY!!!!!

Seriously though, Fantastic Four was good but not much more than that in my opinion. And Ebert said 'Dark City' was one of the best movies of 1998, so that redeems him in my eyes.

[DrMachine]

Well you do know that Ebert's wife is black don't you? And he's always been a strong supporter of Spike Lee's movies. Maybe 'Jungle Fever' was a nod to Ebert?

CONSPIRACY!!!!!

I bet it's the JEWS behind it all!!!!!

Jesus christ people chill the fuck out...I asked one question with no implications one way or another, all of you freaks read into it what you wanted

[Hil]

So a black jew would be really fucking powerful. Sammy Davis Jr., the Jedi Knight of Hollywood.

[DrMachine]

So a black jew would be really fucking powerful. Sammy Davis Jr., the Jedi Knight of Hollywood.

yes...except he'd have to have two eyes

[LordKinbote]

Ebert has been a comic book fan all his life. When he said that Mr. Fantastic was just like the dad from The Incredibles, he was making a joke. One that obviously went over many heads.

I've been reading his reviews for years. That line was exactly the kind of wry, subtle humor he uses all the time (and has gotten confused letters about all the time as well).

[Mark]

Ebert has been a comic book fan all his life. When he said that Mr. Fantastic was just like the dad from The Incredibles, he was making a joke. One that obviously went over many heads.

I've been reading his reviews for years. That line was exactly the kind of wry, subtle humor he uses all the time (and has gotten confused letters about all the time as well).

Either that, or he's making a point about the fact that most of the moviegoing public will think this. Man, way to play exactly into the stereotype of the whiny fanboy, folks.

[alexlannin]

I don't pay attention to his reviews...HOWEVER

I have spoken to people who do, and claim that they are racially biased with an obvious slant towards african americans in movies...anyone seen this bias in effect?

Yes, and he enjoys movies that deal with Catholicism.