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| 3BlackChicks Review...BICENTENNIAL MAN (Bams) |
 | | An aside to compare and contrast the effects of time on this reviewer: even at its short 94 minute length, I knew right away that I didn't like Stuart Little; in fact, right after the first 10 minutes or so, I was ready to book out tha house. |
 | | And are cars the only things that'll "change" over that time span, huh Chris?) and left me with more questions than answers (but unlike the higher-rated-than-it-should've-been Dogma, my itch to have those questions answered, isn't noticeable enough to make me pay to see BM again); still, it wasn't half-bad for an afternoon's worth of entertainment. |
 | | In a futuristic movie spanning two hundred years and taking two hours and twenty-five minutes to tell, I recalled seeing only one Black person: character actor Lynne Thigpen (though at least she was the leader of the World Congress - an organization the thought of which, by itself, makes me roll on the floor, laughing). |
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