Roger Ebert

TIFF 2024: Men of War, Fanatical: The Catfishing of Tegan & Sara, Ernest Cole: Lost and Found

by admin|2 years ago13 September 2024|Roger Ebert

On three very different docs from TIFF, all worth your time.

TIFF 2024: On Swift Horses, Meet the Barbarians, All of You

by admin|2 years ago13 September 2024|Roger Ebert

On three new films from TIFF, starring Jacob Elordi, Imogen Poots, and more.

Natasha Rothwell Finds New Life in Hulu’s Winning “How to Die Alone”

by admin|2 years ago13 September 2024|Roger Ebert

Natasha Rothwell is a fantastic leading lady who seems poised for meatier, more comic star roles like this.

Starz’ “Three Women” Stumbles Through Its Tale of Stifled Female Passion

by admin|2 years ago13 September 2024|Roger Ebert

While it sounds like the perfect setup for an introspective miniseries, “Three Women” instead feels like a show burdened by the impact of its source material.

TIFF 2024: The Return, Riff Raff, The Friend

by admin|2 years ago12 September 2024|Roger Ebert

Three more TIFF dramas, including stars like Naomi Watts, Ralph Fiennes, and Bill Murray.

TIFF 2024: Shell, Mistress Dispeller, Vice is Broke

by admin|2 years ago12 September 2024|Roger Ebert

On three new TIFF films, including one starring Elisabeth Moss and Kate Hudson.

TIFF 2024: Emilia Pérez, The End

by admin|2 years ago12 September 2024|Roger Ebert

On two original musicals from this year's TIFF.

FX’s “The Old Man” Starts to Lose Its Step in Season Two

by admin|2 years ago12 September 2024|Roger Ebert

Season two of The Old Man is a more compelling character drama than anything else it's trying to be.

A 9/11 Memory: A Historic Day, and Just Another One

by admin|2 years ago11 September 2024|Roger Ebert

Whenever this day arrives, I think of how popular culture usually depicts momentous days in history as ones where ordinary life stands still, and the way it really is: the momentous thing happens, but there are also all of these...