About Roger Ebert
Roger Ebert wrote in-depth reviews on nearly every film released that was every worth watching - as well as a hand full of unique films you never heard about. And whilst, of course, due to his death in 2013, you’re not getting to get insightful looks about the latest films, you’re definitely going to be covered when you want to take an in-depth look at some of the absolute classics thanks to the extraordinary back catalog.
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A son trying to connect with his mother amid her late-stage dementia, the construction of an iconic Chicago monument, former Pizza Hut restaurants being repurposed into places where those from marginalized identities can gather and find solace – these are the narrative entryways to this uplifting proclamation. at Rogerebert.com
The filmmakers behind one of this year's most powerful documentaries details the urgency of documenting war crimes in Gaza. at Rogerebert.com
On three restorations from the Chicago International Film Festival this year, all focused on the Black experience. at Rogerebert.com
HBO’s new “Like Water for Chocolate” is sumptuously shot. And it’s not just the costumes or the sets, although they are both clearly rendered with care. Gathered skirts, wide-brimmed hats, and lace-up black boots. at Rogerebert.com
An interview with the filmmaker of the then-reviled Kurt Vonnegut adaptation, now reclaimed and rereleased via Shout! Studios. at Rogerebert.com
A tribute to the legendary Teri Garr, star of Young Frankenstein, Mr. Mom, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Tootsie, and so many more. at Rogerebert.com
The second season of “The Diplomat” is truly a direct continuation of the first, picking up just after the end of that season with the fallout from the car-bomb assassination of Sir Merritt Grove, which we learn has injured Hal ( Rufus Sewell) and Stuart ( Ato Essandoh ), at Rogerebert.com
The film that would bring Preston to Indiana was director Ivan Dixon’s audacious adaptation of Sam Greenlee’s radical novel “The Spook Who Sat By the Door.” Made on a modest budget, the film, about a Black ex-CIA agent returning to Chicago to show Black communities the tools for armed revolution, at Rogerebert.com
Of course, all the streaming services have robust catalogs of some of the best that the horror genre has ever offered, but maybe you want to catch up with something from this year too? It’s been a strong year for the genre as highlights include the birth of a new slasher icon, at Rogerebert.com
It's disjointed in its best moments and flat-out bad in its worst, and by the end of the series, it feels like a waste of time. at Rogerebert.com
Roger Ebert is a website that features movie reviews, ratings, interviews, and features by film critic Roger Ebert and his team. Find out the latest news, opinions, and recommendations on movies, TV shows, and video games. at Rogerebert.com
Learn about the life and career of Roger Ebert, who was a Pulitzer Prize-winning film critic for the Chicago Sun-Times and a co-host of At the Movies. Explore his writing style, preferences, views, awards, and legacy. at En.wikipedia.org
Browse movie reviews by reviewer, year, rating, genre, or only great movies on Roger Ebert's website. Find the latest and best reviews for films from various genres and sources. at Rogerebert.com
Roger Ebert, the late film critic and co-founder of the Chicago Sun-Times Film Center, shares his personal list of the ten films that moved him deeply. From Casablanca to Citizen Kane, from Floating Weeds to Gates of Heaven, he explains his choices with passion and insight. at Rogerebert.com
Roger Ebert was a renowned movie critic, writer, and producer who won a Pulitzer Prize and hosted Siskel & Ebert. He died in 2013 from metastatic cancer and was married to Chaz Ebert. at Imdb.com
Learn about Roger Ebert, the influential and beloved film critic who won the Pulitzer Prize in 1975 and co-hosted a popular TV show with Gene Siskel. Explore his life, career, books, and legacy in this comprehensive biography. at Britannica.com
Roger Ebert's Review of 'Halloween' Praised John Carpenter's Understated Excellence Image via Universal. For the uninitiated, Halloween is a remarkably simple story (and that's a ... at Collider.com
Remembrances - Roger Ebert, Longtime Film Critic And Lover Of Cinema, Dies At 70 He was a print journalist initially, but Ebert's "thumbs up" TV critiques were just as influential as his essays ... at Npr.org
Roger Ebert, the popular film critic and television co-host who along with his fellow reviewer and sometime sparring partner Gene Siskel could lift or sink the fortunes of a movie with their ... at Nytimes.com
Browse the movie reviews by Roger Ebert, a renowned film critic and co-founder of Ebert & Roeper. Find his ratings, comments and insights on classic and contemporary films from Apocalypse Now to ... at Rottentomatoes.com