Roger Ebert is a Fetus Eater
I hate all movie critics. I have a feeling that most of us do. For me, Roger Ebert represents the Anti-Christ of film.
Take for example, his review on The Life of David Gale. While I must agree with Ebert that it was a bit of propaganda, I still loved the film. Know why, fattyacid? Because it was a good movie. I understand the pain all critics go through. I'm sure it sucks being forced to watch movies such as Freddy Got Fingered, From Justin to Kelly, and Son of the Mask -- movies with a script written on TP whilst pinching off a log. But when a movie that is actually good comes along, Ebert, being the fattyacid he is, shits on it because he cannot keep his triple chin from flapping. So what if it is a piece of propaganda? It was a good movie.
You're being paid to tell me, the consumer, how well I will enjoy a movie and whether or not I should spend eight bucks to see it. You're not being paid to tell me your political views about the movie. If I want to deal with the real world Ebert, I'll turn over to page 1A. I'm not going to be getting my political viewpoints from a fatbody with Bucky Fuller glasses. At least Bucky Fuller had some style to put along with the glasses. The only sort of style you have is your own butter style. God knows you eat enough butter to feed China for a few years. For Christ's sake Ebert, try some lettuce.
I hope you realize how horribly you alienate people. Keep it up and Roeper will pull a David Gale on you, fattyacid. I think we ALL know that Siskel didn't really die, he just had to get the shit away from you. I mean, Jesus Christ, Ebert...everytime you two were on TV, you were three words away from eating him. Roeper looks too tough for that. He looks like he could bench fifteen, maybe twenty pounds. And I'm not talking butter here Ebert.
Maybe you can change Ebert. You seem to think that Vincent Gallo getting his dick sucked on film makes him a bad filmmaker. I think you're wrong, Ebert. As a consumer, I want to see Chloe Sevigny give head. Shit, I'd pay eight bucks to see that five minutes of film. Get your vision corrected Ebert. I want to know if the movie is worth the entry, not how deep you can penetrate a Volkswagen.




