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Ebert and Roeper Leaving 'Ebert and Roeper'

July 23, 2008 | ISSUE 44•30

Film critic Roger Ebert and Chicago Sun-Times columnist Richard Roeper have opted not to renew their contract with Disney, thereby ending their show after eight years together. What do you think?

And thus the sun sets on the golden era of opposable-digit-based art criticism.

Rebecca Roos
Upholsterer
Ebert said the elephant acting like a dog in George Of The Jungle 'blindsided him with laughter.' Now how do you feel about the news?

Sam Ryder
Filing Clerk
This is going to be like navigating a canal without a gondola driver. Whoa, isn't that a great metaphor? Should I be a movie critic?

Chris Lowry
Systems Analyst

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