Roger Ebert

Iowa City Celebrates with Enriching Pair of Festivals
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A writer went to Iowa City for the Refocus Film Festival and Iowa City Book Festival, and reports back.
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10 Underrated Horror Movies That Roger Ebert Loved (and Where to Watch Them)
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10 horror movies you might not have known that Roger Ebert loved for spooky season.
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I Doubled in Size: Lee Pace on the Legacy of “The Fall”
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An interview with Lee Pace, the star of Tarsem's The Fall, now in theaters in a stunning 4K restoration.
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NYFF 2024: Little, Big, and Far, Lázaro at Night, 7 Walks with Mark Brown 
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On three unique films from the New York Film Festival.
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We Were Lucky: Jon Landau and Steven Zan Zandt on “Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band”
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An interview with the producer of Hulu's latest documentary and the E Street guitarist.
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CIFF 2024: Rita, Listen to the Voices, Peacock
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On three films from CIFF from the New Directors competition.
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FX’s “What We Do in the Shadows” Loses Some Of Its Bite In Season Six
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It feels as if “What We Do in the Shadows” has outstayed its welcome, with each episode feeling increasingly bloated as time goes on.
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Hammy Acting and Stilted Pacing Dampen Peacock’s “Hysteria!”
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“Hysteria!” isn’t frightening enough to be a horror series, nor wacky enough to be funny.
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The Steady, Inevitable Decline: Sideways at 20
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There are many to choose from, but the indelible moment in the both quaffable and transcendent “Sideways“—Alexander Payne’s now 20-year-old bummer masterpiece adaptation of Rex Pickett’s novel about wine, middle age, and a distinctly American flavor of masculine failure and...
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Bright Wall/Dark Room October 2024: All Hail the Screwball Queen by Olympia Kiriakou
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We are pleased to offer an excerpt from the October 2024 issue of the online magazine Bright Wall/Dark Room. Their theme for October is Screwballs, and they’re devoting the entire month to screwball comedies, past and present. In addition to Olympia’s piece on...
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