I dearly miss Roger Ebert. His yearly Movie Guides were a huge influence on me, and I'm sure they are how I learned how to write a good essay. Funny, I wasn't really into the "Siskel and Ebert" show. In fact, I think this article was my main interaction with Gene Siskel as a critic. I miss him too, but here he comes across as the crankiest of cranky old men. I'll let it speak for itself but I really want to see the alternate "Honey, I Blew Up the Kid" he proposes...




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Art of the Day!

More MerMay Mermaids! Goodness knows what we're drawing for August!