Part of why the show feels like walking through a cardboard museum is that Misiak and Leary have absolutely no chemistry. They seem more like strangers making chit-chat in the grocery aisle than a father-daughter pair. It’s not that there’s no love lost; it’s that there’s nothing between them. at Rogerebert.com

Despite the intense tone of the film and its opening scene, the young Sønsteby is rarely flustered. He is a single-minded, meticulous planner whose quiet doggedness makes him an appealing recruit for Norway’s ragtag resistance. at Rogerebert.com

The framing device for “The Number 24” is obvious but no less effective: Through Sønsteby’s lecture we jump back and forth from his presentation to his memories. We leap backwards to 1937 Rjukan. Sønsteby (Sjur Vatne Brean) is hiking in the mountains with his best friend Erling Solheim (Jakob Maanum Trulsen). at Rogerebert.com

For this month’s Female Filmmakers in Focus column, RogerEbert.com spoke to Delpero over Zoom about finding the texture of small villages, using sound and visuals to follow character arcs, the influence of Romantic period paintings, exploring sisterhood and queerness in the past, and how much of our lives are lived in our beds. at Rogerebert.com

An ode to Robert Zemeckis' latest masterwork, written off mere months after its release earlier this year. at Rogerebert.com

The latest on streaming and Blu-ray, including box sets, new releases, and anniversary editions for Interstellar & Pulp Fiction. at Rogerebert.com

Written, directed by, and co-starring Chiwetel Ejiofor, “Rob Peace” is an example of two types of endangered commercial filmmaking: it’s a biography of somebody who isn’t famous and a handsomely produced and realistic movie about Black American life that’s filled with details that ring true. at Rogerebert.com

A deep dive at the intersection between girlboss feminism and the thorny tightrope of villain-centered prequels. at Rogerebert.com

Squid Game” became one of the biggest hits of the Streaming TV era, unexpectedly launching its way to the title of Netflix’s most-watched show ever, on its way to Emmys for acting (Lee Jung-jae) and direction (Hwang Dong-hyuk). at Rogerebert.com

In this back half, we’ve got more welcome surprises and head-nodding favorites: little-discussed lead turns in smaller indie horror, at least two “Star Wars” alums honing their skills in knottier roles, teen heartthrobs growing into homicidal murder-dads, the list goes on. Read on, and see who else thrilled us in front of the camera in 2024. at Rogerebert.com

It’s Time to Give a FECK: Elevating Humanity through Forgiveness, Empathy, Compassion and Kindness (book by Chaz Ebert, with Foreword by Tamron Hall) December 21, 2024 View all at Rogerebert.com

Learn about the life and career of Roger Ebert, the Pulitzer Prize-winning film critic who co-hosted At the Movies and wrote The Great Movies. Find out how he became a movie lover, a journalist, a screenwriter and an author, and how he faced cancer and lost his voice. at En.wikipedia.org

Browse movie reviews by Roger Ebert and other critics on the official website of the late film critic. Filter by reviewer, year, rating, genre, or only great movies. at Rogerebert.com

Roger Ebert, the renowned film critic and co-founder of Siskel & Ebert, 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 emotional criteria and his admiration for the cinematic art. at Rogerebert.com

IMDb provides an extensive overview of Roger Ebert's life and career as a movie critic, writer, actor, and producer. Learn about his achievements, opinions, personal details, and trivia on this web page. at Imdb.com

Learn about Roger Ebert, the American film critic who won a Pulitzer Prize and co-hosted a popular TV show with Gene Siskel. Find out about his life, career, books, and health challenges. at Britannica.com

Learn about the life and career of Roger Ebert, the most influential and successful movie critic in cinema history. Find out his achievements, awards, opinions, quotes, and personal struggles. at Imdb.com

Roger Joseph Ebert [2] (June 18, 1942 [3] – April 4, 2013) [4] was an American movie critic.Ebert's reviews appear in newspapers such as the Chicago Sun-Times from April 3, 1967 until his death.. Ebert was born on June 18, 1942 in Urbana, Illinois to a Catholic family.. Ebert and Chicago Tribune critic Gene Siskel helped make nationally televised movie reviewing popular. at Simple.wikipedia.org

Roger Ebert was an American film critic. His career began in 1966, writing for the Chicago Sun-Times ' Sunday magazine. In 1975, he became the first film critic to win a Pulitzer Prize. at Biography.com

Roger Joseph Ebert (/ ˈ iː b ər t / EE-burt; June 18, 1942 – April 4, 2013) was an American film critic, film historian, journalist, essayist, screenwriter and author.He was the film critic for the Chicago Sun-Times from 1967 until his death in 2013. Ebert was known for his intimate, Midwestern writing style and critical views informed by values of populism and humanism. [1] at Wikiwand.com