HBO’s Ambitious “Vinyl” Takes Its Time
A review of HBO’s new series “Vinyl,” which features a pilot episode directed by Martin Scorsese.
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James Franco Carries “11.22.63” Over Sluggish Midsection
A review of the Hulu eight-part event series adaptation of Stephen King’s bestselling book.
RogerEbert.com Partners with Chicago Urban League and Columbia Links to Mentor Young Critics
An article about RogerEbert.com teaming up with the Chicago Urban League and Columbia College’s Links program to mentor young critics during Black History Month.
Sundance 2016: Post Mortem
A report on four documentaries from Sundance by Ebert Fellow Sara Alexandra Pelaez.
Wax Masks and Helicopter Acrobatics: An Extra’s Experience on the Set of “Spectre”
FFC Gerardo Valero reports on his experience working as an extra on “Spectre.”
The Ebert Fellows on Sundance 2016
Ebert Fellows Sophia Nguyen, Sara Alexandra Pelaez and Hunter Harris reflect upon their Sundance 2016 experience.
From the nostalgia file: “Taxi Driver”
A brief consideration of “Taxi Driver,” still Scorsese’s masterpiece.
Magic Without Mania: Paul Dalio and Luke Kirby on “Touched With Fire”
An interview with writer/director Paul Dalio and actor Luke Kirby of “Touched With Fire.”
Bright Wall/Dark Room February 2016: “The Grace of Keanu Reeves” by Angelica Jade Bastién
An excerpt from the February 2016 issue of Bright Wall/Dark Room about Keanu Reeves.
African-American Film Critics-Black Oscars?
An article about the 7th Annual African-American Film Critics Association Awards.
Chinese New Year: Monkeys, Poems and Spoiler Alerts
A conversation between the writers at RogerEbert.com about monkeys in cinema.
“Slavery by Another Name”: A Review by Kinnedy Broughton
A review by a Columbia Links student of Slavery by Another Name.
“Slavery by Another Name”: A Review by Dyana Daniels
A review by a Columbia Links student of the PBS documentary Slavery by Another Name.
30 Minutes on: “The Swimmer”
A peculiar film, poised somewhere between satire and dream logic.
30 Minutes on: “The Apartment”
Billy Wilder’s groundbreaking comedy-drama still has the power to wound.
Strung Together Like a Memory: Marielle Heller on “The Diary of a Teenage Girl”
An interview with Marielle Heller, writer/director of “The Diary of a Teenage Girl.”
Sundance 2016: Being American
A piece on the American experience reflected through four films at the Sundance Film Festival by an Ebert Fellow.
Sundance 2016 Interview: Doron Weber of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
An interview with Doron Weber of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation at the Sundance Film Festival.
Home Entertainment Consumer Guide: February 4, 2016
The latest and greatest on Blu-ray and DVD, including “Bridge of Spies,” “Chi-Raq,” “Suffragette,” “Truth” and more.
