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Rescuing a Movie About Angels From the Devil Himself: Kevin Smith on “Dogma”
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Joss Whedon Practically Plagiarizes Himself in the Uneven The Nevers
Roger Ebert should be ashamed of himself
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It’s Just You and Me Now, Sport: On “Manhunter: The Final Cut”
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Celebrating the Life of George E. Johnson, Sr. (1927-2026), a Friend and Builder of Black Possibility
Freaks, Samurais, and Vampires: Our 10 Most Anticipated of Fantasia 2026
The Purpose of the Journey: Sam Neill (1947-2026)
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This Is Not Art, This Is Life: Ross McElwee on “Remake” and “Sherman’s March”
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10 of Roger Ebert’s Favorite Movies About America
Through the Window: 10 Times That Foreign Directors Have Looked at America
Home Entertainment Guide June 2026: Hoppers, Crime 101, The Mastermind, More
A French-Language “Zorro” Offers a Charmingly Offbeat Interpretation of the Famous Vigilante
“The Bear” Closes Its Doors With a Trimphant Final Service in Season 5
Tribeca 2026: The Narratives
Golf is a Great Metaphor: Edward Burns and Brian d’Arcy James on “Finnegan’s Foursome”
Out of the Mouths of Cutlery: Tony Hale on “Toy Story 5”
Apple TV’s “Sugar” Reaches for the Stars in Grounded, Moving Second Season
Uncomfortable Truths: “Set It Off,” “Girl 6,” and “Naked Acts” at 30
The Urban Environment: A Conversation with Tatsu Aoki, Avant-Garde Filmmaker
The Legend of Us: Expanding the Chosen One
250 Years Later and Blacks Are Still Politically and Racially Enslaved
Deborah Nadoolman Landis Pays Tribute to Costume Design Legend Albert Wolsky
The Horror of AI in “Obsession” & “Backrooms”
Roger Ebert’s Best and Worst Alien Movies
The 20 Best Films of 2026 So Far
Once More, With Feeling: Anthony Head (1954-2026)
British Comedy “Alice & Steve” Leaps Over the Age Gap
AMC Turns “Interview With a Vampire” Into the Delicious, Malicious “The Vampire Lestat”
The Woman Who Saved “Star Wars”: Marcia Lucas (1945-2026)
Home Entertainment Guide May 2026: The Bride!, Wuthering Heights, Sentimental Value, More
Cannes 2026: La Gradiva, Dora, Gabin
Cannes 2026: Full Phil, Sanguine (Species), Jim Queen
Cannes 2026: Dua, Flesh and Fuel, Six Months in a Pink and Blue Building
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Cannes 2026: Paper Tiger, Sheep in the Box
Cannes 2026 Video #3: Nagi Notes, Camp Miasma, Werner Herzog
Notes from the Red Carpet of the 2026 Chicago Critics Film Festival
A Fond Farewell to Our Critic Monica Castillo
“The Terror: Devil in Silver” Fails to Earn a Spot on the Medal Podium
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How “In a Lonely Place” Changed Noir’s Direction
Short Films in Focus: Sound and Color (with Director Emma Foley)
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An Act of Translation: David Lowery on “Mother Mary”
Apple’s Twisted “Widow’s Bay” is Like Nothing Else on Television
The Eight Best Episodes of Netflix’s “Untold” Series, Ranked
Prime Video’s “Kevin” Won’t Help With the Existential Felines
‘The Last Dance’ Ends a Beautiful, Impactful Run for the Long-time Roger Ebert Film Festival
Netflix’s “Beef” Returns with a Season as Twisted and Hysterical as the First
“Jury Duty: Company Retreat”‘s Unsuspecting Hero On Life After Rockin’ Grandmas
Capcom’s “Pragmata” is the Next Great Dad Game
Peacock’s “The Miniature Wife” is Big on Feelings, and That’s Not Nothing
RogerEbert.com Contributor, Renowned Film and Television Journalist Richard Roeper Joins the NBC News 5 Team
Short Films in Focus: Trapped (with Sam Cutler-Kreutz)
“Star Wars” Keeps Its Animation on the Dark Side (Literally) with “Maul – Shadow Lord”
Season 2 of “Your Friends & Neighbors” Serves Another Course of Hamm-Flavored Suburban Malaise
Full Schedule for Ebertfest 2026 Released and Individual Tickets Now On Sale
“Help Me To Find Kokumo”: A Guide To Beyond Chicago
Shuffling and Whittling and Experimenting: Austin Keeling and Lam T. Nguyen on Editing the Told-on-Screens Film “Mercy”
SXSW 2025: Beast Race (Corrida Dos Bichos), Campeón Gabacho, Grind
Prime Video’s “Jury Duty” Acquits Itself Nicely With Its Followup, “Company Retreat”
Prime Video’s “Bait” Is An Electrifying Look At The Cost of Fame
Lisa Kudrow Makes An Extremely Welcome “Comeback” to HBO
SXSW 2026: Imposters, Sender, Monitor
SXSW 2026: Black Zombie, Serling, Stormbound
SXSW 2026: Chili Finger, Kill Me, Family Movie
At This Year’s Oscars, The Show Must Go On
SXSW 2026: The Peril at Pincer Point, American Dollhouse, Anima
SXSW 2026: Beyond the Duplex Planet, Cornbread Mafia, My Brother’s Killer
Why Ryan Coogler Should Win Best Director for “Sinners”
HBO’s “Rooster” is Almost an Endearing Comedy
To the Film Industry in Crisis, A Look Back At Hollywood In 1926
I’ve Started Seeing Somebody: The Monstrous-Masculine in Larry Fessenden’s “Habit”
All the Days of My Life: On Elaine May’s “A New Leaf”
An Anatomy of a Fleece: Why “Heated Rivalry” Fans Have Latched Onto its Very Canadian Jacket
Skill and Dedication: Nelson Pressley on Fonda on Film: The Political Movies of Jane Fonda
The Play’s the Thing with MGM+’s Charming Ode to the Theater, “American Classic”
Berlinale 2026: A Politicized Festival with Great Political Cinema
All’s Well that Ends Well in Part Two of “Bridgerton”’s Fourth Season
Christy Lemire Bids a Fond Farewell to RogerEbert.com
“Monarch: Legacy of Monsters” Maintains Momentum in Confident Second Season
Chaz Ebert Remembers Reverend Jesse Jackson: Oct 8, 1941 – February 17, 2026
Netflix’s “Strip Law” Should Stay in the Animated Desert
Season 2 of “The Last Thing He Told Me” Is the Last Thing You’ll Want to Watch
Highlights of Roger Ebert on Black Filmmakers for Black History Month
Keep on Dreaming: Reverend Jesse Jackson (1941-2026)
Book Excerpt: The World of Black Film: A Journey Through Cinematic Blackness in 100 Films by Ashley Clark
The Eye of a Camera: Frederick Wiseman (1930-2026)
