Roger Ebert

Consistently satisfying, riveting, and sometimes even terrifying.

Consistently satisfying, riveting, and sometimes even terrifying.

On a program this week at the Music Box in Chicago that spotlighted filmmaking for Black History Month.

Season 2 of Apple TV's hit delivers on the promise of its freshman outing.

It’s a game with moments that never becomes a sum as interesting as its parts.

Robert Carlock, the showrunner for “30 Rock” and creator of “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt,” is back on network TV with a show that could be called “Remember How Funny Tracy Morgan Can Be?” A show built around Morgan’s goofy, likable personality,...

An important part of quality is understanding the audience, moment, and subject matter. “CIA” does none of that.

A tribute to one of the most important figures of the last century.

There are a few pulpy delights here and there, but this particular apocalypse moves a bit too slowly.

“The Last Thing He Told Me” only works if you can suspend disbelief and just go with the fact that these are both the smartest/most-talented people you’ve ever met and the stupidest.