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The critics have spoken, and there's an overwhelming consensus—Lady Bird is good.

The movie is so good, in fact, that not a single one of the 170 reviewers registered

with Rotten Tomatoes made a negative judgment about the film.

As a result, not only does the movie boast an impressive 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes,

but the sheer volume of positive reviews has led the movie to become the highest-rated

movie ever in the website's 19-year history.

"That we know of yet."

The winsome story of a Catholic teen's coming-of-age in 2002, Lady Bird stars Saoirse Ronan as

Christine "Lady Bird" McPherson, a 17-year-old girl in Sacramento who navigates life, love

and family drama on her way out of high school and onward to New York.

The movie's unprecedented success with reviewers since its premiere on September 1st has resulted

in the dethroning of the site's previously highest-rated movie, Toy Story 2, which was

released in 1999.

That movie notched a 100% score as well, but only 163 reviews were recorded toward that

rating.

"Somebody do something!"

It was a marvelous run for the Pixar classic, but the crowning of a new champion is an absolute

triumph for filmmaker Greta Gerwig, a 34-year-old writer and actress making her directorial

debut.

It's hard to imagine how she could've made a better first impression.

Previously, Gerwig gained notice for co-writing and starring in Frances Ha and Mistress America,

as well as her recent appearances in 20th Century Women and Jackie as a performer.

Ronan, around whose performance the film revolves, will be seen next year starring in the films

On Chesil Beach, The Seagull, and Mary Queen of Scots.

"What if this IS the best version?"

Gerwig said of her record-setting accomplishment:

"This is completely amazing and so incredibly appreciated by the entire team that made Lady

Bird."

"We put our heart and souls into this movie, and the last step of this deeply collaborative

art form of filmmaking is giving the film to the audience and the film critics."

"That there has been such a warm reception is a dream come true.

Thank you to everyone who has seen the film and has written about it so thoughtfully.

We are all on cloud nine and using our tomato emoji more than we ever thought possible."

Who'd have guessed that such a sweet little indie drama from a debut director could achieve

so much.

"Who the f--- is on top their first time?"

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America Is Sick And Tired Of The NFL Cowards So Trump Just Slaughtered Them | Breaking News Today - Duration: 3:46.

America is sick and tired of the NFL cowards so Trump just slaughtered them

the proof for any theory is in its real-life application and Americans have

proved time and again that they're sick of the National Football League as if

they're off the field violence wasn't enough the disrespect they've shown to

the national anthem and pushed it too far and America pushed back we pushed

the buttons on our remotes to turn them off we pushed the TV providers to refund

our money and we pushed the matches across the box to start the fires that

burned out jerseys and season tickets that backlash has cost the league

hundreds of millions and possibly billions of dollars before the season

ends and we're just getting started Efram erica has its way the league is

going to be shut down for good and that's partly due to the attentiveness

of President Trump to the needs of America not only is the anthem a protest

offensive to many Americans it sets a dangerous precedent for those to come

that we don't have to respect our anthem or our country Americans have decided

that the NFL is bad for the country and according to the Daily Mail the

president is backing us on it declaring that they are going to just keep getting

into more trouble unless they start behaving the way we expect them to

Donald Trump resumed attacking the National Football League on Tuesday

saying the league is weakened out of control for allowing players to kneel

during the playing of the national anthem without any consequences at least

24 players kneeling this weekend at NFL stadiums that are now having a very hard

time filling up the president tweeted referring to the much noted empty seats

that have drawn unwanted attention in television broadcasts the American

public is fed up with the disrespect the NFL is paying to our country our flag

and our national anthem he wrote Trump blasted the league's

Commission around Black Friday for losing control of players after New York

Giants defensive and Olivier Vernon took a knee for the anthem on Thanksgiving

Day noting that the president isn't the one that made this political Vienna

fellas the president along with most other politicians we're perfectly

willing to let anyone who wished bash their heads together every Sunday Monday

and Thursday of the fall and winter but they started kneeling and showing

disrespect and that's when football became everyone's problem president

Donald Trump said Tuesday morning on Twitter that the weak and out-of-control

NFL is losing its audience because it allows players to kneel during the

national anthem the NFL is now thinking about a new idea keeping teams in the

locker room during the national anthem next season that's almost as bad as

kneeling he wrote last week when will the highly-paid commissioner finally get

tough and smart this issue is killing your league some players and teams have

stayed in their locker rooms before games this year emerging only after the

national anthem is played in order to avoid the decision of whether or not to

stand nine days ago Trump slammed Oakland Raiders running

back Marshawn Lynch for continuing to sit for the star-spangled banner despite

standing for the Mexican anthem during the game played at Azteca Stadium in

Mexico City NFL viewership on television was down

about five percent over the first seven weeks of the NFL season according to CNN

however that decline is part of an overall downtick in ratings

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