Roger Ebert

When I published my book recently I reached out to my friend, Tamron Hall, the award winning Talk Show host of “The Tamron Hall Show.” She i...

The film output of 2024 was full of performances so nice, we had to run this feature twice. The wonderful contributors to this site have alr...

It’s our favorite time of year, the one in which the many writers of this site pick their favorite performances to write about. There were s...

The French call the orgasm la petite mort, but for Stephanie Hsu’s frenzied, thirtysomething serial dater Ruby in Peacock’s latest series “L...

James Mangold is no stranger to locking in on the finer rhythms of some of American music’s most indelible figures: His 2005 Johnny Cash bio...

Perhaps unsurprisingly for a group that self-selects for gothy wallflowers, “horror people” tend to have a bit of a persecution complex. As...

It feels like everyone is a little frustrated by television in the 2020s. The most common complaint is that there’s too much out there on to...

I started attending film awards ceremonies with my late husband Roger almost thirty-five years ago. In those early years, I observed that fe...

Chaz Ebert: As Roger Ebert would have said “Two Thumbs Up” for our Top Ten Lists! For a Film Critic, putting together a Top Ten Best Movies...

“September 5” is the story of a small group of ABC Television sports journalists covering the 1972 Munich Olympics when Baader-Meinhof terr...

It’s hard to believe it’s that time again but Sundance is almost upon us. The annual January event in Park City (for now, at least), announ...

Brady Corbet’s “The Brutalist” was the big film for the Chicago Film Critics Association this year, leading their nominations with 9 this y...

Director RaMell Ross, and his spectacular leads in Brandon Wilson, Ethan Herisse, and Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor sat down with us in Telluride m...

What a year. It’s that time on the calendar when a site like RogerEbert.com is asked to distill the entire year to a list, but the best fil...

What does it mean for something to 'has fallen'? Up till now, one could argue that it happens whenever Gerard Butler, sporting a face f...

Director Justin Kurzel’s films have disarmingly explored the ways ideological radicalization coupled with social exclusion can lead to grea...

A gleefully gory homage to coming of age in the '90s, “Y2K,” the directorial debut of "SNL" vet Kyle Mooney, is as much a love letter to a...

“This is Absolutely Not the True Story of the Great Canadian Maple Syrup Heist.”The opening crawl of all six episodes of Prime Video’s...

A movie where six-time Academy Award nominee Amy Adams is so swallowed up by the weight of parenting that she disassociates by transforming...

The long-awaited James Gunn & Peter Safran relaunch of the DC Universe has finally taken flight. Not with Gunn's upcoming Superman movie, m...

A very cool event is going to unfold at the Laemmle Monica Film Center in Santa Monica this weekend, including a Q&A hosted by our very own...

When we are first introduced to Helen Webb (Keira Knightley), the protagonist of Netflix’s newest spy thriller “Black Doves,” she dons a ni...

Since "Star Wars" has made its home on Disney+, the franchise has been stagnant, serving the same self-serious space-western schlock with v...

So many people I know who have seen Yannick Jamey’s charming documentary “The Big Wait” have said something along the lines of “I think tha...

With the release of Catherine Breillat's effortlessly beautiful and scandalous "Last Summer," the Unloved looks back at the paroxysmal end...