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Find me one woman he worked with that said anything bad about him.Isabella Rossellini was so offended by Lynch's treatment that she dated him for five years after filming the movie.
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Find me one woman he worked with that said anything bad about him.Isabella Rossellini was so offended by Lynch's treatment that she dated him for five years after filming the movie.
I remember that review. He missed the point of the film entirely. Once you grasp that the first two thirds of MD is an extended dream sequence, it all comes together. But he failed to get that, and got wrapped up in the whole "Lynch = weirdo" trope instead.He didn't give him a good review until Mulholland Drive.
They all always say how much they loved working with him.Find me one woman he worked with that said anything bad about him.
Not one. Pretty much every single one considers working with him their best professional experience specifically because he isn't a complete asshole. Ebert just got jimmies rustled about something and held a grudge, in my opinion. And I was wrong, his first good Lynch review was actually The Straight Story. So one whole movie earlier.Find me one woman he worked with that said anything bad about him.
For a guy who made a career out of reviewing movies, he wasn't very literate about them. Unsurprising that all of his screenwriting credits are for Russ Meyer movies.I remember that review. He missed the point of the film entirely. Once you grasp that the first two thirds of MD is an extended dream sequence, it all comes together. But he failed to get that, and got wrapped up in the whole "Lynch = weirdo" trope instead.
They all always say how much they loved working with him.
During covid I went on a huge Siskel and Ebert rabbithole, and I actually was on Eberts side more often.Siskel was way better than Ebert. He was the first person I found who liked Rob Roy more than Braveheart, which I still hold even with the grace of St. Mel. He calls out Ebert for his dumbfuck opinion of Blue Velvet. Lynch isn't abusing the actors, you fat dope. They agreed to the scenes and worked with Lynch again.
Tbf, he waited until his mother died to even date the negress. He didn't want to break mommy's heart. He'd rather she think he was a fag than a nigger lover.lol Speed 2 sucked.
Roger was married to a nigger... So.
Or suck a fuckin peckaAnd it had nothing to do with Ebert it was all because Jim was thinking about what life would be like if he, Jim Norton, couldn't speak.
Roger Ebert lost his mind shortly after his jaw and spent his final days tweeting about Republicans the way Cumia tweets about da blacks.
It was a profoundly undignified way to die, raging at phantoms because he didn't have a God to be mad at.
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