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praised Lewis's storytelling, with The New
Yorker calling the book "
stupefyingly pleasurable" to read and
filling "many gaps" in the story, ultimately...
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intensity and
claustrophobia for a
story that
takes place largely in a
stupefyingly male
environment at
Harvard University in 2003". In her
review for The...
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willing to go to
reach the
outer limits of what's important." "The Wall is
stupefyingly good,"
Waters declared in 1992. "Christ, what a
brilliant idea that was...
- 1988. It was
characterized in The
Washington Post by Tom
Shales as 'a
stupefyingly preposterous bungle, but only in its
better moments',
while a marginally...
- In
essence making fun of this controversy, by
creating a
simulator "
stupefyingly like reality". The game has
since been used in an
annual charity event...
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Travers of
Rolling Stone gave it 1 out of 4
stars and wrote: "It's all
stupefyingly unfunny. Hot
Pursuit is one hot mess."
Richard Roeper of the Chicago...
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death row...The only genuine, blood-curdling
scream incited by this
stupefyingly dull time- and money-waster
comes at the end, when the
notion dawns that...
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describes a
scene in one of his father's
films in
which a
professor reads "
stupefyingly turgid-sounding ****" to his students;
endnote 366, to
which this p****age...
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Peter Travers of
Rolling Stone called the film "even more
witless and
stupefyingly dull than the original." He gave it one star. Ryan
Porter gave it one-and-a-half...
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Kemps of
Official Xbox
Magazine rated it 3.5/10 points,
calling it "
stupefyingly unattractive" and "hilariously un-****y"
despite its
supposed emphasis...
