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Roger Ebert's Gratuitous Snowmobile Slam
Chicago Sun Times ^ | 12/20/2002 | Roger Ebert

Posted on 12/26/2002 4:39:53 PM PST by JennysCool

The movie reaches just a little further than we expect with the addition of characters such as Nigel Thornberry's parents (his mother is not amused to find worms in her tea) and the poachers Bree and Sloan Blackburn (Marisa Tomei and Rupert Everett), who are not simply villains willing to exterminate hundreds of elephants, but so unashamed about it that their attitude is scarier than their actions. Will such people stop at nothing? Next thing you know, they'll be permitting snowmobiles in our national parks.

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TOPICS: Culture/Society; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: gratuitous; rogerebert; snowmobiles
Thought the snowmobilers might "appreciate" this gratuitous slam from Mr. Ebert, the last paragraph of his review of The Wild Thornberrys"
1 posted on 12/26/2002 4:39:53 PM PST by JennysCool
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I think that he wrote a sneering column about W removing the R-rated movies from Air Force One.
3 posted on 12/26/2002 4:48:55 PM PST by Paul Atreides
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My last name happens to be Blackburn and I've never had the privelige of harvesting any elephant!

I haven't snowmobiled either....

4 posted on 12/26/2002 4:58:06 PM PST by Antoninus II
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