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Alone in the Dark: Sady Doyle on Dead Blondes and Bad Mothers
Leonard Doyle (1928-2018): Longtime Ebertfest Greeter at Virginia Theatre
“Houdini & Doyle” Doesn’t Live Up To Legends In Its Title
Home Entertainment Guide April 2026: Send Help, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, Highest 2 Lowest, More
Volume Six of Netflix’s “Untold” Offers More Digestible Breakdowns of Sports Scandals
MGM+’s Cult Hit “From” Wanders Through Frustrating Yet Addictive Fourth Season
A Case of Identity Crisis: “Young Sherlock” Suffers From Too Many Ideas
Palm Springs Film Festival Announces 2026 Lineup
Tokyo Film Festival 2025: “Mother Bhumi,” “Morte Cucina,” “We Are the Fruits of the First,” “Tunnels: Sun in the Dark”
June 2025 Blu-Ray/Streaming Guide: “Drop,” “The Nice Guys,” “Dark City,” More
The CW’s “Sherlock & Daughter” Appears to be Made for No One
He Never Made the Same Choice Twice: 10 of Our Favorite Gene Hackman Performances
I Think Of Them As The Work: Gene Hackman (1930-2025)
2025 Sundance Film Festival Announces Ambitious Program
A Master of Subtle Function: Cinematographer Dick Pope (1947-2024)
How Cold War Thrillers Expressed Presidential Campaign Concerns
The Enduring Laughs—and Life—of Harold Ramis
The Perfection of the Human Soul: The Cast of Groundhog Day Celebrates Harold Ramis
Groundhog Day Cast to Reunite in Chicago for Harold Ramis’s 10-Year Celebration of Life
Am I Just Anybody?: Ryan O’Neal (1941-2023)
2024 Sundance Film Festival Announces 91 Projects Selected for the Feature Films, Episodic, and New Frontier Lineup for 40th Edition
Carlito’s Way Gets Excellent 4K Arrow Release with Commentary by Matt Zoller Seitz
Print the Legend: On the Legacy of William Friedkin
He Did It All: William Friedkin (1935-2023)
The Best Performance in Oppenheimer Belongs to Alden Ehrenreich
FACETS Announces Launch of Chicago Alliance of Film Festivals
Home Entertainment Guide: April 2022
Ivan Reitman: 1946-2022
Enter the World of Wong Kar Wai with One of Criterion’s Best Box Sets
Netflix’s The Irregulars Succumbs to Some Pretty Regular Problems
World of Wong Kar Wai Retrospective Arrives Virtually to Film at Lincoln Center
Alan Parker: 1944-2020
Dylan, Dublin and a Bit of Magic: Lance Daly Reflects on Kisses, Ten Years After Its U.S. Release
Seventh Row Publishes Beyond Empowertainment, a Critical Study of Feminism in Horror
What’s Next: Marvel, the serials, and the future
Bright Wall/Dark Room March 2019: Love You for 10,000 Years by Kelsey Ford
30 Minutes On: “The Public Enemy” (1931)
Starz’s Outlander is as Immersive and Irresistible as Ever in Fourth Season
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Ebertfest 2018, Day 3: Columbus, A Page of Madness, American Splendor
Dear Roger: I Can’t Believe Our Film Festival is Twenty Years Old!
Celebration of Life for Mary Frances Fagan to be Held April 14th
The Great Performances of 2016
Gene Wilder 1933 – 2016
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Sundance 2016: “Sing Street,” “Complete Unknown,” “Captain Fantastic”
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Last Punches: Sebastián Silva on “Nasty Baby”
If You Don’t Read This Interview, We’ll Kill This Dog
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Chicago Underground Film Festival 2015 Preview
Everyone’s A Hero In Their Own Way: Tracing the Superheroic Roots of Joss Whedon
Unstoppable Force: A Look at the “Fast & Furious” Franchise
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Fall 2014 TV: “Forever,” “Gotham” and “Scorpion”
Bong Joon-ho: Living Images, Moving Frames
The Art of the Confident TV Protagonist: “Sherlock”, “Rake”, and “The Following”
“Elementary” and the Holmes Tradition
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In memory of the memories of W. G. Sebald
“Sir, when a man is tired of London, he is tired of life.” ~ Dr. Johnson
Public Edition #1
The Ebert Club Christmas 2011: public edition
Public Edition #5
Insanity Set to Pop Culture Deconstruction
“Million Dollar” critics’ group picks its 2004 baby
The Best 10 Movies of 1971
Avatar plunges into the Uncanny Unimaginative Valley
Films on fire: Tony Scott and Christopher Nolan
Deep Focus: Freedom of (eye-)movementin eight of the greatest long takes ever
The heroes we deserve
Dr. Bordwell Goes to Hong Kong
Bow down to Babs
Paranoid Park: A Beaver State of mind
We know what you’ll be doing
Which is the monster? The creature, or the creator?
He coulda been a contender
A man living at the edge
The webs we weave
I totally see lots of ghosts
Your flag decal won’t get you into heaven any more
National Film Critics go ‘Capote’
Oscar, Oscar: Who will win?
Brand new film heavies
Chicago Film Festival Celebrates 30 Years
Oscar Nominations 1977
Martin Short: ‘Cross My Heart’
Michael Caine on the trail of Holmes
Interview with Gene Hackman
What’s this? Sherlock Holmes was never much for the pipe and hat?
