- “Extremely Long and Incredibly Disappointing.” – Empire
- “Extremely Long and Incredibly Crass.” – The Daily Mail
- “Extremely Loud and Incredibly Shit.” – The Daily Telegraph
- “Extremely long and In need of a good slap.” – The Independent
- “Extremely Contrived and Incredibly Preposterous.” – The Guardian
- “Extremely Average and Incredibly Twee.” – The Sun
- “Extremely Long and Incredibly Cloying.” – Scottish Daily Record
- “Extremely Long & Incredibly Cloying.” – RTE
- “Extremely Touching and Incredibly Moving.” – Times Picayune
- “Extremely Labored and Incredibly Crass.” – Washington Post
- “Extremely Long and Incredibly Maudlin.” – Boston Herald
- “Extremely Moving and Incredibly Compassionate.” – St Paul Pioneer Press
- “Extremely Loud and Incredibly Ridiculous.” – Illinois Times
- “Extremely Long and Incredibly Maudlin.” – Montreal Gazette
- “Extremely long and inexplicably Oscar-nominated.” – The Aquinian
- “Extremely Long and Incredibly Annoying.” – Monterey Country Weekly
- “Slightly Sappy and Annoyingly Whimsical.” –The Star Ledger
- etc, ad infinitum
Great work guys! Extremely Clever and Incredibly Original! LOL! Take the rest of the day off!
(Previously in poorly-considered critical puns: The Hangover.)
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