Roger Ebert

“RJ Decker” Successfully Brings Whimsy to Network Procedural
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ABC’s “RJ Decker” delivers exactly what you want out of this kind of show.
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“The Bronze” at 10: How a Washed-Up Gymnast Became a Cult Antihero
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An ode to the Sundance comedy on its 10th anniversary and conversation with its star.
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Joan Cusack: Best Supporting Energy
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Five scenes in five unexpected movies to showcase the actor's irrepressible talents.
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Introduction to Women Writers Week 2026
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An introduction to this week's special event.
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Home Entertainment Guide February 2026: “Predator: Badlands,” “Song Song Blue,” “A Little Prayer,” More
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The newest stuff on physical media, including Criterion releases of "3:10 to Yuma," "A Woman Under the Influence," and "The Man Who Wasn't There".
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Berlinale 2026: A Politicized Festival with Great Political Cinema
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A report from this year's Berlinale, including several highlights of a robust, controversial year.
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The Play’s the Thing with MGM+’s Charming Ode to the Theater, “American Classic”
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Curl-up-on-the-sofa comfort viewing at its finest.
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Ebertfest Unveils Initial Slate for Final Festival, “The Last Dance”
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On the first announcements of Ebertfest 2026, including "The American President" and "Nuremberg."
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Twisty, Funny HBO’s “DTF St. Louis” is an Addictive Watch
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Confidently written, acted, and directed, HBO’s “DTF St. Louis” could be called a suburban noir.
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All’s Well that Ends Well in Part Two of “Bridgerton”’s Fourth Season
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It’s clever again, emotional again, and surprising again.
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