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Topic - Ratatouille: Criticisms - clarkjohnsen 10:08:51 07/18/07 (13)

• One mild criticism of your criticism having to do with the targeted American audience - Audiophilander 10:25:01 07/18/07 (9)
• The wine switch and 5 Star ratings are high-brow gags included to make those who notice such things feel - Tony D. 19:08:30 07/18/07 (8)
• Whereas I view it as a plothole, or a lapse of continuity. - clarkjohnsen 09:57:28 07/19/07 (3)
• No doubt most 'reviewers' will have the same response you did, the Unconcious in protection mode. NT - Tony D. 13:56:31 07/19/07 (1)
• So: Every cinematic problem seen by a critic is proof of his own lack of discernment? - clarkjohnsen 15:00:21 07/19/07 (0)
• ...OR it could be seen as a subtle jab at paid critics who, when push comes to shove, can't tell one thing from another. - Audiophilander 12:31:53 07/19/07 (0)
• "Clark is correct about the old lady and the shot gun, a bit overdone." - Agreed. - Audiophilander 23:02:37 07/18/07 (3)
• Maybe they'll do your life story: "Stump Jumper Jim". * - mr grits 10:46:43 07/19/07 (2)
• They've already done your's, except Tom Hanks played 'Forrest' as being sharper witted. (nt) - Audiophilander 11:12:42 07/19/07 (1)
• Agreed, he was far more athletic and better dressed. * - mr grits 12:19:43 07/19/07 (0)
• The "chef" was a dead ringer for our outrageous Mayor! - mr grits 10:22:05 07/18/07 (2)
• Whoozat? nt - clarkjohnsen 10:47:21 07/18/07 (1)
• RE: Whoozat? nt - mr grits 13:30:32 07/18/07 (0)

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• They've already done your's, except Tom Hanks played 'Forrest' as being sharper witted. (nt) - Audiophilander 11:12:42 07/19/07 (1)
• Agreed, he was far more athletic and better dressed. * - mr grits 12:19:43 07/19/07 (0)