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Old 02-27-07, 12:28 AM
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Roger Ebert's Top Ten of 2006 list?

So I'm perusing wikipedia and find this list

1 The Departed
2 The Last King Of Scotland
3 Half Nelson
4 Dreamgirls
5 Letters From Iwo Jima
6 Babel
7 Volver
8 The Queen
9 Little Miss Sunshine
10 United 93
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Top_Ten...of_Roger_Ebert

Can anybody corroborate this?, because me-thinks it's a fabrication.
Old 02-27-07, 12:39 AM
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Google. Seriously.

http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/...NTARY/61221001

He didn't make one this year because of his health issues.
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I just edited the wiki page.
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Even if Ebert had made a top ten list this year I'm sure it would have been a lot less predictable than that fabricated one.
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I think that one is false. Ebert never wanted The Departed to wn Best Picture, he was opting for Babel so methinks that may have made his number 1. I think Inarritu would have been his preference for Director, too, but he wanted Scorsese to win.

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Crash was his #1 for 2005.
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He wanted Babel to win (on his Should Win... Will Win...) and noted in his bit on Best Director that Scorscese would win for his body of work, not the Departed and chose not to say who he'd prefer to win.
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Ebert gave 4 stars to "Marie Antoinette"? How is that possible? Half of that movie was just shots of plates of food and shoes. I guess some people find that artistic. I'm just not one of them. =(
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It seems that whoever did that list, he doesn't understand Ebert that much. If the real Ebert did Best of 2006 list, I think he would included The Queen on that list.
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Originally Posted by E. Honda
Ebert gave 4 stars to "Marie Antoinette"? How is that possible? Half of that movie was just shots of plates of food and shoes. I guess some people find that artistic. I'm just not one of them. =(
The guy likes his food.

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