Roger Ebert

Telltale’s “Dispatch” is a Superhero Drama Equally Mighty and Emotional
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“Dispatch” not only saves the day but also may save Telltale’s entire legacy.
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Swan Song: Udo Kier (1944-2025)
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A tribute to the prolific character actor, who played vampires and Nazis and outcasts until the age of 81.
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My Dinner with Gene & Roger
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A Chicago critic remembers the Chicago critics who changed everything.
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Wong Kar-wai’s Gorgeous, Captivating “Blossoms Shanghai” Arrives on the Criterion Channel
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Wong Kar-wai's Blossoms Shanghai is finally here. It was worth the wait.
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Felt More than Heard: Nathan Johnson on Composing his Third “Knives Out” Movie, “Wake Up Dead Man”
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Nathan Johnson composed the score for Rian Johnson’s three “Knives Out” mysteries, but with each one they start from scratch. While the character of master detective Benoit Blanc, played by Daniel Craig, has to solve a murder mystery with a...
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Siskel & Ebert at 50: A Table of Contents
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What follows are links to our tributes to “Siskel & Ebert” on the 50th anniversary of their show. Check back for more coverage and don’t miss the event tomorrow, November 22, at the Claudia Cassidy Center or the Tuesday screening...
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A Wall of Laughter: Edie Baskin on Photographing the First 25 Years of Saturday Night Live
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The artist and former SNL photographer discusses her new collection of artwork.
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Making Dreams Feel Real: A Memory of Siskel & Ebert
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A legendary Chicago critic on how Siskel & Ebert led him into the business,
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Ted Danson Goes Back to School in the Charming Second Season of Netflix’s “A Man on the Inside”
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This is low-key, endearing, stress-free viewing at its best.
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“I’m Just An Actor”: Rebuilding Roles with Josh O’Connor
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The actor talks about his busy year playing priests, conmen, and yearning artists.
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