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1 Peter Ames Carlin & Bobby “Fatboy” Roberts Go To The Movies | Oregon Movies, A to Z // Jan 25, 2010 at 12:37 pm
[...] is. When Peter Ames Carlin wrote about Avatar at the Roseway Theater for the Oregonian, he cites Bobby “Fatboy” Roberts’ high opinion of the popcorn. He identifies Roberts as a “film critic”, a convenient [...]
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