A must-read on movie critic Roger Ebert
By February 16, 2010
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Looking for the meaning of life? I think it’s in a story I just read. Murray, in recommending it, wrote:

This is a lovely, very long piece in the current Esquire on Roger Ebert. I don’t care much about Ebert, but this piece is a must-read.

He’s right.

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