Roger Ebert

Living Something In Your Flesh: Anna Winocour on “Couture”
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An interview with the filmmaker behind Angelina Jolie's emotive cancer drama.
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The Unloved, Part 151: Millennium Bugs
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A look back at a scrappy indie from a hard-working filmmaker who's yet to get his due.
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Home Entertainment Guide June 2026: Hoppers, Crime 101, The Mastermind, More
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The latest on Blu-ray and streaming include a Pixar original, a few of our best movies of the year so far, and Arrow editions of Audition and Wake in Fright.
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Season 2 of “X-Men ‘97” Is The Team, And The Superhero Genre, At Its Best
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A stunningly crafted journey that delivers some of the most thrilling arcs in a genre in desperate need of rejuvenation. 
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Retreating From The Elephant: The Perpetually Impending Demise of Indie Cinema
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Breaking down the existential limbo that independent filmmakers face, no matter how good their last feature was.
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A French-Language “Zorro” Offers a Charmingly Offbeat Interpretation of the Famous Vigilante
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A pleasant throwback to when adventure-themed television was still something major networks still made.
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The Honor of an Absolute Lifetime: Rod Lurie on “Lucky Strike”
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An interview with writer/director Rod Lurie about his newest WWII drama.
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The Element of Risk: Olivia Wilde on “The Invite”
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An interview with the star and director of The Invite.
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Two Incredible 4K Box Sets Target Loyal Fan Bases
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You gotta get at least one of these awesome new 4K box sets. Maybe both.
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“The Bear” Closes Its Doors With a Trimphant Final Service in Season 5
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One of the most dynamic and satisfying shows of the 21st century.
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