Had film critic Jeff Vice taken the time to more fully research the whole Michael Medved "Million Dollar Baby" flap, he would have learned that Medved had the screenwriter for "Million Dollar Baby" as a guest on his radio show about 2 1/2 weeks ago, and the screenwriter had absolutely no problem with Medved discussing the plot twist.

It's interesting that the studio has chosen to market this film as a female version of "Rocky," saying nothing about the twist that takes it into right-to-die territory. It's called deceptive advertising. Medved felt that filmgoers had the right to know that much about the movie, so they could make their own decisions about whether or not they want to spend their money on such a film.

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