Roger Ebert: Back to the Future
Chaz Ebert unearths an archival video of Roger to start a discussion about the pros and cons of having interactive activities in movie theaters today.
Chaz Ebert unearths an archival video of Roger to start a discussion about the pros and cons of having interactive activities in movie theaters today.
The latest offerings for streaming, On Demand, and Blu-ray entertainment, including “Boyhood,” “The Guest,” “Get On Up,” “Pride,” and more.
A list of honors garnered by “Life Itself.”
Donald Liebenson chats with actor/comedian/writer Patton Oswalt about his new book “Silver Screen Fiend: Learning About Life From an Addiction to Film.”
Tonal imbalance sabotages Danny Boyle’s “Babylon” but stars Brit Marling and James Nesbitt nearly save it.
Our monthly short film series continues with Penny Lane’s “The Voyagers.”
Chaz Ebert to present the Morning Keynote at the Palm Springs Film Festival on January 8th.
Terrence Howard and Taraji P. Henson come to network TV with FOX’s entertaining “Empire.”
“Life Itself” airs on CNN Friday, January 9th.
Movie Mezzanine’s best films of 2014 list; A closer look at “Interstellar”; The accuracy of “The Imitation Game”; Robert Yeoman on “The Grand Budapest Hotel”; The drawbacks of a record 2015 box office.
The first Unloved of 2015 tackles Michael Mann’s Public Enemies.
Matt Zoller Seitz appeared on CNN on January 3, 2015 to discuss “Life Itself” and Roger Ebert.
A review of ABC’s “Galavant,” a musical comedy half-hour sitcom oddity.
The tragedy of the American military; Why Idris Elba can’t play James Bond; Robert Elswit’s two sides of L.A.; “Into the Woods”: stage versus screen; “Selma” reignites L.B.J. controversy.
The talent of Edward Herrman, appreciate by studying one moment from his small role in “Reds.”
A tribute to Edward Herrmann, actor and reader of the audio book of Roger Ebert’s “Life Itself.”
A video interview with Angelina Jolie.
An interview with Joshua Abrams, composer of “Life Itself.”
Highlights of our 2014 interviews, including Woody Allen, Wes Anderson, Kevin Spacey, Terry Gilliam, Eddie Redmayne, Jessica Chastain, Hilary Swank and many more.