Roger Ebert

Apple TV’s Excellent “Shrinking” Continues to Find Humor in the Heartache
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It feels increasingly like a balm for troubled times, a reminder that nothing is more important in this world than the people we love.
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The 17 Best Movies About Radio, Ranked
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Films that celebrate the analog in an age of digital disconnection.
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2026 Sundance Preview: 20 Films We Can’t Wait to See
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The last Utah Sundance looks great. Here are 20 reasons why.
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A Great Sophie Turner Carries Prime Video’s “Steal” Over its Cliches
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A review of the latest Prime Video thriller, starring Sophie Turner.
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2026 Oscar Nominations Predictions in the Major Categories
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Our awards expert makes his predictions for this week's Oscar nominations.
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Aim Your Rage at the Right Target: Park Chan-wook and Lee Byung-hun on “No Other Choice”
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The director and star talk about fatalism, light, and how the film changed their approach disappointment and failure.
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Remote-Droppers and Jeff Bridges: Nick Digilio on His Book About 40 Years Reviewing Movies
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An interview with the WGN podcaster and critic on his new book evaluating his decades of reviewing.
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“Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials” Will Send Your Snooze Button Into Overdrive
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There's no regard for Christie’s prose, no idea who the series’ audience is meant to be, and no goal except to further increase Netflix’s intellectual property resources.
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A Tribute to Former FCC Chair and Media Champion Newton Minow
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A tribute to our contributing editor's father, a remarkable advocate for viewer choice.
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School Spinoff “Star Trek: Starfleet Academy” Boldly Goes Through Growing Pains
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The latest Trek spinoff takes its characters to space school, and learns some of its own lessons as it goes.
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