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A |
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A- |
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A |
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A+ |
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A wonderful achievement
by tim (movies profile)
Oct 8, 2004
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Roger Rabbit starts off like many vintage cartoons in the golden age or the cartoon business. Roger is a nanny who is told by his owner to watch her child while she heads out. And as in all cartoons, as soon as the mother (whose face we never see) leaves, the kid gets out of the pen and climbs the fridge to get to the ever-lusted cookie jar. Roger, in a panic,scrambles to get to the baby, but everything from an ironing board to the pots and pans in the kitchen fall on him. This is the mood of the movie, screamingly funny and at times a touch naughty. It is a true achievement, another greaqt film brought to us by the mind of Steven Spielberg.
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