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In Regards to what Ebert said on Tom Snyder...
Hey everyone,
Yes, I was watching Tom Snyder last night. Yes, it is true.
"WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT HARRY?"
Alright, on Monday Night's THE LATE LATE SHOW WITH TOM SNYDER, Roger Ebert announced I would be one of the guest critics on SISKEL AND EBERT.
"WHAT?!?!?! WHY HAVEN'T YOU TOLD US ABOUT THIS BEFORE HARRY?!?!?"
To be honest, I wasn't sure until I saw Ebert say it myself last night. I wrote Ebert, and he thought that I had already heard from his producer. Right now I don't have all the details. I don't know what weekend for sure or what films will be covered. I also have no idea what I'm wearing, or when I'm headed to Chicago.
I'm excited and honored beyond all belief to be chosen to share the balcony with Roger, and when I get more details, you can be assured I will pass them on to you.
Harry
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As one of the many of those behind-the-scenes who've been hoping to see this come to pass for weeks now, I am absolutely elated by the news. Harry, let me be one of the first to congratulate you. And Roger, you're in for a treat!
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I'm looking forward to seeing that. That must be some kind of dream come true for you. But don't let it go to your head. I'm sure you won't, but just make sure you stick to your ideals, and don't be afraid to argue with the man. In fact, I would love to see the two of you get into some trivial argument about a movie. Keep us updated.
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...you what this means do you? In the coming weeks some big films are coming out. Dare I say that you would be the guest reviwer for Episode 1? If not there are still plenty of films that would be great for you to review on the show. Imagine Eyes Wide Shut, Tarzan, Wild Wild West, not to mention the Video Pick of the Week segment. Good Luck Harry, hold out for reviewing Episode 1 even though it might be hard to remain impartial.
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Good for you kid. That is pretty incredible. I gotta admit, I'm looking forward to when
Ebert says, "Are you kidding me, I loved/hated such and such!"
Where you watching another movie on like a little portable TV? I shot clam CHOWDER/Ass Dandruff
in my pants when I saw it!"
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Ever since Ebert mentioned that he'll have a guest reviewer every week,I knew that Harry should be one of these guests.And that would be fantastic if the movie you would be arguing about is Episode 1!
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Congrats fur shur, Harry! This is rather impressive for the guy who started the little web site that could. You've certainly come a long way, and this is quite a big milestone! I only hope that the only thing I end up seeing you and Roger disagree over is one of the movies, and not the last Goober! :) Good luck! UNICORN (picturing Harry & Roger sitting across the aisle from each other, each of them with a *huge* vat of popcorn on the seat to the side!)
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When pepole talk about the show and the movies reviewed on it and they say "Oh yeah, but you know the fat one didn't like it" we won't know which one! PS I can say this because I'm a fat bastard too Harry! Seriously though Harry, I don't even know you but when I heard him say Harry Knowles I almost swallowed my teeth. I was so happy like if a member of my family had been chosen. I can't wait to see you on I know you will kick some ass for movie lover geekhood, and I hope this leads to bigger and better things for the whole Ain't-It-Cool-News family.(But if it does, don't ever give up the web site or I'll come over there and go caveman on your ass.) WOO-HOO!!
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...I feel kinda like a proud father watching his son pitching in the majors. (Not that I anything to do with Harry's success, you understand, it's just the way I feel.)
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It seems right, would you agree?
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Hey, all...
"Moriarty" here.
Harry, we've talked about this already in the abstract, but let me offer you my congratulations in the concrete. This is mighty damn cool, sir. The nice part is that since you're already comfortable with Roger from all your e-mailed conversations, you'll have no problem standing right up to him and arguing your points passionately. I really do hope you get to do the EPISODE I review, but I hope you end up doing the show before May as well. Here's hoping this is just the start of bigger and better things for AICN.
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We need people like you on TV and in Newspapers to set the established critics straight. Apart from his anti-David Lynch stance, Roger Ebert is my favourite American film critic, and with him is the best possible way to start. Go Harry!!!!
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'nuf said. Well, maybe EXCELSIOR!
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...make SURE to let us know when you're going to be on so that we will be SURE not to miss it!! Try to make it as much in advance as you can so that the site fans will have time to get their lives (and VCRs) in order to see "The Big Man" do his thing with good 'ol Eebie.
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Finally, everything, especially the talkback, is in complete balance. Harry's happy, of course, everyone else is happy because of Harry, and I'm happy because of that and because today, for the first time, I will watch Full Metal Jacket in a movie theater...I'm gonna cry...
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Couldn't happen to a better guy ('cept for me, but life is full of little disappointments, isn't it?) It'd be nice to see you review EPISODE ONE, or THE MUMMY, and give a true geek's perspective, but, no matter what you're given, I'm sure you'll bring your usual insight to the proceedings. One question: do you still plan to talk about your day? I know the time constraints of a half-hour program will hamper you, but I would just love to see you start off a review with "well, I started the morning battling the hangover from hell after downing ten zillion bottles of Schlitz at the Alamo Draft House the night before." Oh well, I always knew Ebert was on the level; the man gave LAST HOUSE ON THE LEFT a four-star review for cryin' out loud.
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I hope you've been practicing that 'thumbs up'/'thumbs down' thing. Only trained professionals should even attempt it ;)
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Congratulations, Harry. I sincerely hope you get to review Episode 1, and I want to add my voice to the chorus asking that you inform us all in due time of when your ep. will air. Also, wear a nice black or deep blue suit. It'll go well with your hair. Your cameo in The Faculty made it clear you're telegenic, and this is a triumph for geeks everywhere! Again, congrats.
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Kidding. Good luck on the aisle, kiddo. DWD
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I love Siskel & Ebert ever since I was a kid, and I love Aint IT Cool News. This is like them combining chocolate and peanut butter. Harry, you will do a great job, and your were chosen for your love of all kinds of film. Some critics seem to lose the love. We will all be watching and cheering.
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I'm very happy for you. "Harry and Ebert, At the Movies" - how cool is that!
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Hope ypu get your own show from this, it would be the next logical step. Just make sure they don't do anything silly like shoot it in widescreen :) Just kidding, give them hell
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Hope you get your own show from this, it would be the next logical step. Just make sure they don't do anything silly like shoot it in widescreen :) Just kidding, give them hell
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Way to go man, it feels like one of our own is finally stepping up to the plate. Congratulations.
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Hey, way to go, Harry! You're gonna knock 'em dead, I know already! But on another subject: I was terribly disappointed that Bill Condon didn't mention you in his acceptance speech for Best Adapted Screenplay, for getting "Gods and Monsters" distribution. I was waiting for it, and it didn't happen. I hope he at least sent you a thank-you note or something.
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Harry, youre the film critic I respect the most, so I am very happy that youre moving on up (to the east side! to a deeeeeluxe apartment in the sky-hi-hi!). Youre feelings that a movie review shouldnt begin and end with the what lies in between the credits is exactly what I believe in. I know I come off as an elitist snob here but Im trying to learn to be more open-minded because I understand now that art, like a mirror, may hold the same physical properties for all who view it, but each viewer sees in it a different reflection. Maybe if you do a damn good job on the show, and Im sure you will, you will have influence on the rest of the film critics, who only gives reviews that they feel they are supposed to give, not reviews that they want to give. You are honest. There needs to be more honesty in this arena. So this is good for all film-lovers. Yay us!
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This is the coolest thing Ain't It Cool has ever reported. Way to go, Harry! Looking forward to seeing you in the balcony!
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So Harry, there are a group of us in Chi town that have been long-time fans. When I say long-time, I mean from Day 1. What are the chances that you'd have a couple to sit down with us and have a few drinks? Hell, even O'Hare's got some nice little spots. Let us know-this is great news for ya. Sure would be cool to meet our #1 source for news.
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And thats a good thing.
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And thats a good thing.
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Honest to God...the other night the thought of this did occur to me. Why not? Your reviews are just as meaningful (if not moreso) to many movie fans around the world. Congratulations...my VCR is waiting to be set. This is great.
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Congrats, Harry. I'm certain you'll let us know when you're going to be on, so we'll keep posted. By the way, it's nice to enjoy a hostility-free talkback for once!
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Harry, just don't be a dumb ass and give a movie "two thumbs down" all by yourself like Mr. Shales did. "thumbs up" or "thumbs down", it's as simple as that. Damn that Shales.
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You might want to consider shooting the program in a 16x9 widescreen aspect ratio so you can fit both of you fat asses in there. Now we really know why widescreen is coming more and more into play. j/k Harry! Kick some ass!
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This is what I love about the internet. Any boob could start his own movie review site. But the truly great, the truly insightful are rewarded by a loyal following. Matt Drudge has become a force in mainstream journalism. You're becoming a force in mainstream hollywood. Democracy is gaining ground among the Chinese people. Ideas are freely traded. How could Al Gore ever take credit for inventing the internet? It was and is today being invented by thousands of seperate intellects working together to embody the human soul. Sorry, I'm getting out of hand. Congrats on receiving a reward you have truly earned.
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Harry! Congatulations! Sorry I missed your call. Harry called me and left a message at about 12:30 last night giddy as a schoolboy. The message was something like, "I'm gonna be on Eeeeeeeeeeebert!" Then a lot of unintelligible jubilation and somethng about Tom Snyder. Reminded me of the excitement of the early days of AICN, before constant
media attention became commonplace. I can't imagine a cooler or more fitting opportunity. I've always thought that all Harry needs is a little more exposure and he'll become a household name easily. This is the beginning of something big!
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Congrats, Harry. You've worked hard for all these years all in the name of providing the inside goods to us geeks. You've taken our constructive criticism and our unjustified bullshit time and time again in stride and are still willing to wake up the next day and do it all over again. You trully love this stuff. You earned it, so please enjoy it!
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Hey Harry: Way to fuckin' go, man! The 'Big Time', huh? Damn. Congratulations. And to think, I've been watching since almost the very beginning, when I was wasting 'State of Texas' time surfing the web to check out the local guy. It's been a long road, but your personality and passion for film have taken you far. It's given you many opportunities, and damned of you didn't grab on to 'em and run. (And not everyone would have done that...) You should be proud of yourself. I know I am. OK. On to practical things: 1)Buy a nice new outfit and a new pair of shoes. Preferably something like Ebert wears now. On a subliminal level, he'll like it, and will be more likely to have you back. (There's always time to create your own fashion identity later. Give it time. Be conservative now.) 2)Be sure to be clean as a whistle and smellin' like a rose. Get a haircut and trim that beard. Nice clipped nails and toes, and wear clean socks and undies. Take some altoids, too. (You're not in Austin anymore, Toto. This is the big time, and this stuff is IMPORTANT.) 3)Stick to your Non-Spoiler reviews. Ebert gives a fuckin' book report. You review the acting, plot, etc. In other words, keep your reviewing style (though you'll probably have to cut down on the 'My day started like...' stuff. But don't eliminate it entirely?) 4)Relax and have fun. Talk to Ebert (as well as the audience), and be honest and lively. Enjoy yourself. Let your passion for film shine through, thumbs up or thumbs down. 5)Don't stop making the website - and don't forget we geeks who are rootin' for ya! Go Harry!
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Way to go Harry!!!! (I can never say something to you without thinking of Harry Stamper in Armageddon). Just let us know the time, date, and channel, and I'll be there! Maybe you should skip over to E!'s Fashion Emergency...twice the Harry TV action for us! ;)Maybe he'll let you stay on the show. =D Ebert and Knowles give it two large thumbs up! (Sorry man, I couldn't resist).
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I can't think of anybody I'd rather see get this honor. You have to write an autobiography, Harry, your life is an inspiration. Make sure to let us know when it is well in advance so we can set our VCR's.
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Congrats Harry! Is there any way we can get a clip on the net? I grew up on Siskel and Ebert but they don't run it here in the UK.
Anyway, live the dream or whatever. -
Although you probably won't need it. You'll be great. I know I'll be grinning ear to ear when I see it. As a practically life-long closet geek, I am thrilled to see the king geek filter into the mainstream. Remember, the hopes and dreams of thousands of minature geeks will be focused on your appearance. (I'm just full of cheese today!) I just hope you get some really good (or really bad) films to review. Nothing mediocre. Salute and have fun!
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I can't wait to see you on the show. Send us all this sign... say something like, "Well Roger, I liked this movie, but it didn't make me cry like Armageddon." And remember the camera adds ten pounds!
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Congratulations from all the minions Harry -- the balcony honor couldn't fall on a more worthy geek; history will now forever hold you as the primo Fanboy! Any chance you'll be in the balcony during late May....that would be uber cool. Get Rog to devote an entire hour to the Star Wars trilogy and the new film....
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It's official, the last sign of the apocalypse is upon us. Glen, it's up to you... take one of those 6 knives and plunge it in to the base of his skull. I was one of your original readers Harry. I was a big fan of yours... before the change... before the Empire. C~Colin http://hello.to/detail
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And think, I met him on the FACULTY set.
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Yeah, no longer will it be, "The short fat guy and the tall bald guy." It'll be, "The short one and the red-head." Coooool!
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You DA Man, Harr-eeee!! Can't wait to see that studio camera pull back from the movie screen and see you turn around and give us your unique insight. The ultimate cool: Harry & What's-His-Name comparing thoughts on films. The New Blood of Cinema Critics going at it on the balcony with the Elder Statesman. If Ebert's producer has any brains, I would almost guarantee that they've got you pegged to handle the Episode 1 chores. And why not? You are the ONLY choice out there, and they know it. Congrats!
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First of all, congratulations. Second of all, was Shales the mustached guy this weekend? He was terrible, plus Ebert kept ripping him and the guy couldn't take it.
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Ebert's dream comes true.
He gets to be known as the thin one.
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I don't normally watch Tom, but Conan was a rerun and Ebert was on so I said what the hell, I hope you do a great job, by the way, I loved you in the Faculty.
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Harry you have to convince Roger
to have you on the week that The
Phantom Menace is released. I
can't think of any other person
that Roger should share opinions
with on this movie. I dont think
there are any other movies opening
that week so you two can devote
the whole show to that one movie
and maybe some video
recommendations.
Which sounds better..."Ebert &
Knowles" or "Knowles & Ebert".
Just think of the frequent flyer
miles you'll rack up on that
weekly commuter flight from Austin
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I was watching Siskel and Ebert on Saturday, and if you ever want a return apperance on that show, do not do what that guest-reviewer did. I forget his name, but he's writes for Dallas-Star, (black guy with braids). He hated everything, all five films!
He even hated, "Analyze This!" which got a very surprised reaction from Ebert. That film is Billy Crystals funniest movie since "City Slickers"
If you ever want to return as a guest reviewer, don't give thumbs down to all the films. And it also makes you look bad.
As Duke Philips said to Jay Sherman on, "The Critic"
"You rate films on a scale from Good to Excellent! "
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In the moments when I am not trying to thwart the attempts of Dr. Evil to ransom the world, I sometimes get to view a bit of the boob tube. I happened to be tuned in to the Tom Snyder show and see Eber actually make "the" announcement. Tom asked what was going to happen on Ebert's show and Ebert explained that a series of guest reviewers would join him every week. Ebert listed a few names and then at the end mentioned "Harry Knowles," of the uh...ain't it cool web site. So both Harry and the site got a plug on national TV! Ebert seemed genuinely excited when he got to Harry's name!
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What's up, Harry - longtime reader, infrequent poster here. Just wanted to add my kudos to the long list, and, since everyone has suddenly decided to try out for the role of your personal stylist, voice coach, etc. (I think I saw someone suggest that you cut your toenails, so it appears you even have a pedicurist), I thought I'd throw in my two cents worth. Harry, just do what we value you for - dispense the gospel truth, whether it rocks or blows. Don't be overwhelmed to be sitting there with Roger; certainly don't take on airs of pretension because you're on national TV. Just give it to us straight, man, like we depend on you to do every time. And do it with the same wonder and enthusiasm that we love you for. Rock on, Harry, and, more than anything, have a fucking blast when you're in Chicago.
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Ebert: I found the piece somewhat derivative, utterly lacking in story, rather inept in direction, cheesy effects, lackluster cinematography. Thumbs down for me.
Harry: Are you fucking kidding me? This movie fucking rocked! I loved this fucking movie! The only way it could have been better is if it had been Austin with Rodriguez directing, and Emperor Kevin writing, and Quentin producing. I met the entire cast and crew at my private screening at the Paramount, and then we all went out after and got falling down drunk. This movie rocked!
Ebert: So is that a thumbs up?
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Hey I know Ebert couldn't appreciate this brilliant film, but luckily you did Harry. You should bring up a discussion about it on the show! By the way, does anyone know where/when the show comes on in Maryland?
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Congratulations Mr. Knowles!! I hope you have a good time.
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Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the GEEKS! This little development has brought the first smile to my face this whole year! Shag-a-delic, Harry! Go for it, have a great time, and let your unadulterated love for the movies take you to new heights. If you need any tips on where to go in Chicago, write me! That's my old hometown! Be well: "The Ultimate Lord of the Rings Geek, Cliff"
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Are you high? Dark City blew!! I had such high hopes for that film and it disappointed me completely. In the previews it looked awesome (like Matrix does) but it ended up being one really long twilight zone episode. On the other hand "Out of sight" was surprisingly a really good movie!
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Like the rest I am extremely happy to hear that you will be on with Ebert Harry! We will all live our pathetic lives vicariously through our movie buddy.
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Give 'em hell, Harry! Finally, someone to shake up the dull world of movie critics, breathe some life into that stuff! Make us proud!
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Congrats Harry.
You earned it.
Mike Horaney "I Wish It Was Cool! News" -
Now go get some practise and gets some reviews up already!
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Congratulations Harry!!! That's awesome. Well, Ebert could not have picked a better guy for the job. We're all very proud. Make sure you let us know when you will be on so we'll all be able to tune in. I'm so happy for you. You better make us all proud okay. Well I'm sure you will. Can't wait to see it. Good luck!
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It's the beginning of an era. The era of the Geekdom and the leader is...Harry the Great Red. Watch out, Ebert (with due respect), Harry the Great Red is the guy that is going to give his usual trademark, "Two Fat Thumbs Up!"(or "Two Fat Thumbs Down!"). It's about time that a national TV show for film reviews is getting a geek's perspective of every darn film. Can't wait to see his reactions to "The Lord of the Rings" films and many other great future films.
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Great news Harry. I can't wait to see the show. Like the rest, I hope you get Ep.1. Damn this is exciting!!!
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Roger Ebert will be here (Walker Art Ctr, Minneapolis) April 30 for a dialogue with Dir. Werner Herzog. Have to find out if Ebert and his producer were smoking crack when they thought of asking the Head Geek to sit-in. Make us proud, Harry. Don't soil the fine upholstery.
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Becareful Harry. No offense, but this guy is about 20 times smarter than you. So try not to get shot down. Ebert seems like a nice guy anyway, so you probably won't have to worry about it.
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Responding to the question about
when to see Ebert et al in Maryland: WUSA, channel 9 out of Washington, D.C., at 11:30 PM Sunday nights (not a bad time slot, actually). Give 'em heck,
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Congratulations, big man. Like everyone else has said, you deserve it.
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GO HARRY! It all proves that geek dreams can come true... ^_^
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Harry man you are truly KING OF THE GEEK WORLD now i know you wont be on before april so this leads me to belive that you will be there for the moment we are all waiting for actully the sencond momment you and roger 2 men who love star wars get to review the phantom menace THIS MEANS YOU GET TO SEE IT BEFORE THE REST OF US AT A PRESS SCREENING CONGRADS MAN YOU HAVE EARNED IT. just make sure you review it seconds after you see it i mean as the lights are going up you have your laptop and modem going ok.
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Hey Harry, give me a call when you are in Chicago, and I will take you out for some excellent Chicago Pizza!
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Good to here about it Harry! I live in the southwest Chicago suburbs and I would love to be able to meet you, but I doubt that you'd have the time to drive out here (Tinley Park). Anyway, we've got a VERY good timeslot for Ebert (Saturdays @ 6:30pm on CBS, Channel 2). It'll be good to see you on the show. Also, the Shales guy was like the first or second guest co-host (dark, short hair, heavyset, not that good of a reviewer). Also, I agree, get really cleaned-up (trimmed beard & hair), and get some good, converative, yet comfortable clothes. Ebert would like to have you be dressed similairly to him, but don't go out of your way to be too 3-piece suitish. Remember, I have little idea as to what I'm saying, so, just take me for a rambler. I'm also hoping that we'll see a bit of chemistry between you, or at least lighter, more respectful tone between you two than with the other co-hosts. Remember, you need not seel yourself, or steal the show. I'm sure Ebert will give you a respectful amount of time and slice of the spotlight, and I know you're a respectful kind of guy, and shouldn't have much trouble working with him. Also, don't be someone you're not, be yourself, only edited for time & content. Remember, it's a half hour show, and you'll most likely review 3 or 4 films w/the video pick of the week (make it one that needs & deserves that little spotlight). I know you'll be telling us the date of your appearance, and so, I need not ask you to do so. Keep it real. Also, the first time I saw you was on a story about you on that Sci-Fi Channel show 'THE WEB' (or whichever one it was) back last June. I was impressed and check out your site THAT day (back before the professional upgrade). Also, my dad was at a convention at McCormick Place in Chicago and picked-up a small Chicago area promotional magazine of sorts, and it had Ebert's top website picks, and YOU were on it! Kind of cool, huh? -NJM
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With any other big show, I might get worried about about Harry getting too caught up or something and face pressure to lose his integrity (which of course he'd refuse to do and thus lose the job).
But this is Siskel and Ebert, who were/are people of incredible integrity and intelligence. I think this would be perfect forum for Harry!
I haven't actually watched S&E much in the past year because it's always been Ebert that I've found more intriguing and agrees with me more, so I mostly just read Ebert's website sun-times.com/ebert. But now I'm definitely going to watch at least this episode of S&E...
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Remember your first review of Godzilla Harry? Please dont get caught up in this euphoric moment and make a fool of yourself by loving a bad film. And DO NOT be afraid to argue with Ebert. Thats what made them popular, the show would be boring if they acted like best friends. Best of luck!!!
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Ya know, this'll be the first time I've ever really gotten a good look at ol' Harry. I mean, other than seeing a few quick seconds of him all dressed up on Access Hollywood a while ago, I never really saw 'em too much. Eh, anyway, nobody cares. Well, good luck, and give a shoutout to your site, I guarantee a big gain in hits on AICN.
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I'm intersested in knowing how Harry helped get Gods and Monsters released.
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I'd Be GREAT as a guest reviewer on his show. No matter what he talks about, I could TOTALLY disagree with it every time. Besides, what would show a variety better than having a fat educated man, and a Canadian teenager side by side arguing incessantly about movies. Oh yeah, and congrats. But, remember, TELL HIM TO SIGN ME UP!
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Harry,I've been a regular visitor to AICN for a couple of years,and it's great to see that you'll be a guest critic. Nice to see someone from 'the internet' along with all those movie critics from newspapers and tv. I know it's been said time and time again,but 'Give them hell,Harry!'
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Hey, Harry, if you need a place to stay and avoid hotel costs, you can always stay with my fiance and me!!!! I actually go to grad school just north of where they tape S&E (WBBM studios). Just let me know at yaddle75@hotmail.com. Your site rocks!!!!!!!!!! Congrats!
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...congrats, Harry, but if Ebert was going to have a netizen on his show, I'd really it rather have been James Berardinelli, who has a better grasp of a wider variety of films. Still, you're a good second place.
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Knock em' dead Harry! Make your loyal readers here at A.I.C.N. proud of ya! And uh ... ask him what week I can guest host.(HA)
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I'm only sorry that it took Gene's death for you to get your opportunity. Man ... Harry, that's wonderful news. I hope you get a few films on the show that you feel strongly about one way or another, and that you really have a great time and enjoy the experience. I trust that *as soon as* you know the date you'll clue us in so that we can mark our calendars way ahead of time. best, sterling
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Harry, this news is just too cool. Congratulations! I can't wait to see your appearance (you could call it the NEW "Roger and Me"), and you have to post on the site when it will be! Oh, and it's so gratifying to read the talkback will all the reams of support instead of the usual bitterness--these are the real fans, Harry! Fight the power, Harry! Fight the power!
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It just warms the ol' ticker to see everyone for once agree on one thing without being nasty or spiteful.
Congrats, Harry, I'm really happy for you, dude. As a fellow Austinite I'm proud to say that no one deserves this more than you, and Ebert BETTER fockin' have you for The Phantom Menace.
If you read this message, Harry, email me. I'll buy you a fockin' indian bread from the drag or something. ;) Awesome, just awesome. -
But all I remember is that they were in disagreement about something or whatever.
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I think!
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it's a marathon...not a sprint.
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