Roger Ebert

Relive the Launch That Changed Gaming in “Halo: Campaign Evolved”
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A review of the remake of Halo, one of the biggest games of all time.
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Cinema is My Calling Again: Nicolas Winding Refn on “Her Private Hell”
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An interview with the director of Drive, Only God Forgives, and this week's Her Private Hell.
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Netflix’s “Ransom Canyon” Turns Up the Soapy Drama in Serviceable Second Season
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Thankfully, “Ransom Canyon’s” second season course-corrects many of the mistakes of its first.
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HBO Max Spin-Off “Stuart Fails to Save the Universe” Wastes Clever Concept
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The end of the world will probably be funnier.
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“Star Trek: Strange New Worlds” Keeps Boldly Swinging in Tone in Season 4
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Time is running out for this particular crew to enjoy their time as a little space family, and it'll be bittersweet when it's finally over.
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Fantasia 2026: Our Effed Up World, Zsazsa Zaturnnah, Dance Freak
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Aliens, gay superheroes, and alt-comic rug-cutters stud our first dispatch from the festival.
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It’s Just You and Me Now, Sport: On “Manhunter: The Final Cut”
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On a new cut of Michael Mann's "Manhunter" opening in theaters to coincide with the film's 40th anniversary.
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Closer to Trees: Hirokazu Kore-eda on “Sheep in the Box”
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The filmmaker talks about The Little Prince, staying rooted in an increasingly digital world, and grappling with the ethics of AI.
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Roger loves Chaz
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Wednesday, July 18, is the 20th anniversary of our marriage. How can I begin to tell you about Chaz? She fills my horizon, she is the great fact of my life, she has my love, she saved me from the...
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“The Map of Longing” Offers Real Catharsis Despite Its Teen Melancholy
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It’s pure fantasy, and an immature one at that.
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