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"Variety" magazine, while calling the film predictable, said that "Knocked Up" was "explosively funny." On the television show "Ebert &amp; Roeper", Richard Roeper and guest critic David Edelstein gave "Knocked Up" a "two big thumbs up" rating, with Roeper calling it "likeable and real," noting that although "at times things drag a little bit... still "Knocked Up" earns its sentimental moments."