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retains a literary flavor rare in a time when many movies are aimed at people who move their lips when they think. I think that's a shot at me. Consider this exchange between Nick and his young son, who wants help on a school assignment: Whoa, that's pretty literary. I will consider it, Roger. How can you tell when something is not good for you? Because of the efforts made to convince you it is harmless or beneficial. Consider the incredible, edible egg. Fucking eggs. |
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Smoking is gone. by 03/29/2006, 3:49pm PST  Ebert by 03/29/2006, 5:01pm PST "Literate" = has knowledge of legal system by 04/01/2006, 10:49pm PST |
