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The Thumb-Man
is Different
Roger is a singular sensation.
There is no other critic or reviewer like him and none have ever
come close to connecting with the "Normy" as Roger
has. His dissection of movies and the movie industry has been
so right-on for so long, that he is not to be included or even
considered when TAC herein mentions "critics."
Roger has achieved acclaim
and fame without pandering to acadamics, elitists or any other
group that would try to separate the the matter of movies from
the fingers of the normal, common man, woman or child. In the
religion of movies, Roger is the Martin Luther of our reformation
movement. He is high priest, rabbi and the happy Buddha of all
(though no longer shaped that way).
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Why,
the more boring the movie, the more stars it gets?