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Mon Apr 16, 2007 — by Mike Gold

Early word catches the spider, man

Ebert and Roeper to early review SM-3

Mark this down in your Week-At-A-Glance: If you're hankering to get the early word on Spider-Man 3, Ebert and Roeper will be reviewing the movie on their hit teevee show the weekend of April 28th.

As of this writing we don't know who Richard Roeper's guest critic will be – Roger Ebert is recovering from cancer surgery and whereas he will be making an appearance at his "Forgotten Movies" film festival, he is still at least one operation away from getting his voice back. However, he does stand ready to review silent movies.

Ebert and Roeper airs at various times in sundry markets; you can use their "station finder" (http://bventertainment.go.com/tv/buenavista/ebertandroeper/) to discover the local whens and wheres. This show will air sometime between Friday, April 27th and Sunday, April 29th.

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