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The Future of the Movies, Part 3: Fathom Events CEO Ray Nutt
Our series on the future of film gets to how the theatrical experience has changed through an interview with Fathom Events CEO Ray Nutt.
Our series on the future of film gets to how the theatrical experience has changed through an interview with Fathom Events CEO Ray Nutt.
Roger Ebert transitioned 11 years ago today. We are looking back at eleven of his reviews from the year 2011.
Roger Ebert's Top 10 lists each year always contained a few surprising picks that said a lot about what he valued in moviegoing and criticism.
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There's a different kind of pleasure in watching an old master at work.