Jules Crittenden runs roughshod over Roger Ebert's review of A Mighty Heart, and quite rightly so, as he catches Ebert writing:

Although we do meet the possible suspect Omar (Aly Khan), there are not any detailed scenes of Pearl with his kidnappers, no portrayals of their personalities or motivations, and we do not see the beheading and its video. That last is not just because of Winterbottom’s tact and taste, but because (I think) he wants to portray the way Pearl has almost disappeared into another dimension.

Meanwhile, Allahpundit notes some additional staggering moral equivilence in the same review (which is par for that entire course, needless to say) and wonders if it Ebert would be willing to apply it equally to both sides of the political spectrum.

For our links yesterday to reviews of this film from Libertas and Debbie Schlussel, click here.)