You’ve Got Mail (From Roger Ebert)
A collection of emails that Roger Ebert sent to his writers.
A collection of emails that Roger Ebert sent to his writers.
Even the Pope loved Eli Wallach; North Korea threatens war over Seth Rogen movie; Remembering Peter de Rome; Dennis Hopper’s lost photography; Richard Linklater on “Boyhood”
An appreciation of “A Hard Day’s Night” as its 50th anniversary approaches.
Rian Johnson to direct “Star Wars”; The demise of Manic Pixie Dream Girls; Oliver Stone talks to middle-schoolers; Smartphones cause irritability; “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre” production tales.
Disney destroys “Into the Woods”; OK Go’s “Writing on the Wall”; Film folklore in Iran; Video game by “Her” designer; Self-Styled Siren on “All That Heaven Allows.”
A history and appreciation of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre on the eve of the re-release of a 4k restored version for its 40th anniversary.
YouTube vs. indie labels; 10 greatest movies never made; Coppola on cinema’s future; Here’s your flair; Chatting with Carl Sagan’s widow.
An appreciation of Prince’s “Purple Rain” as it comes up on its 30th anniversary.
A sneak peek of two animatics from an upcoming project from Ebert Productions.
Strong female characters and “Trinity Syndrome”; Spielberg’s next two films; the ugly aftertaste of Louie Season 4; ‘Mad Men’ and family relations; Roddy McDowall’s home movies.
An introduction to and examination of Kevin B. Lee’s “Transformers: The Premake.”
10 social media tips for filmmakers; Why “Game of Thrones” isn’t medieval; Nick Pinkerton on “We Are the Best!”: Sam Mendes’s advice for directors; How to opt out of Facebook snooping.
A report on the weekend presentation of “White House Butler Down,” J. Hoberman’s simultaneous screening of “The Butler” and “White House Down.”
Remembering Ruby Dee; “The Fault in Our Stars” succeeds and fails; Amazon vs. Warner Bros.; The case against “Edge of Tomorrow”; Trials of a documentarian.
Is “The Goldfinch” art?; The meta-homophobia of “22 Jump Street”; Seinfeld on celebrity; Lack of TV writer jobs in NYC; “Orange” is the new “Hill Street Blues.”
Re-reading Ramona through a parent’s eyes; what happens when female villains and avengers drive movies; Shonda Rhimes disses hashtag activism; creepy Paddington Bear.