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Roger Ebert
07.06.2025
An interview with the collaborators and stars of their quirky microbudget road movie.
The filmmaker talks about his relationship with Roger and wresting the film back from Harvey Weinstein's clutches.
06.06.2025
In praise of the underrated key to the success of the Mission: Impossible movies.
An interview with writer/director Mike Flanagan.
05.06.2025
An interview with the director of the earliest extant film directed by a woman from Iran.
“Stick” embraces clever and snappy, sitcom banter while serving up a cocktail of sports comedy and warm-hearted dramatic beats.
04.06.2025
An interview with the author of a new memoir on the pioneering actor, producer, and husband of Lucille Ball.
An interview with the writer-director of IFC Films' shark-themed serial killer thriller.
03.06.2025
Our critics talk about the highlights of this year's fest.
34 titles and a host of exciting jurors have been announced for this year's Czech-based film festival.
What's new on Netflix! Alfred Hitchcock, Ben Affleck, Led Zeppelin, and LEGOs!
A look back at a movie filled with color in an age where movies are drained of it.
31.05.2025
The biggest and best Blu-ray releases of the month, including new films by Steven Soderbergh and Bong Joon Ho.
30.05.2025
John Carpenter's Starman is now in 4K. Walter Chaw reveals how much this special movie means to him.
Richard Roeper joins the site as a columnist and critic.
A Chicago legend looks back at one of its greatest unsolved cases, now the subject of a hit Netflix series.
It feels like another product of a streaming company’s mandate to boost their “hours watched” stats instead of a length that has been considered right for the story that’s being told.
29.05.2025
Chaz discusses the award winners at this year's Cannes.
A review of the new game set in the world of one of the most popular titles of all time.
28.05.2025
As with most of these shows, the success of “Adults” comes down to casting.
27.05.2025
Our coverage of Neon's impressive six-movie Palme streak.
Films highlighting the turmoil in Gaza, Ukraine, and Georgia in today's Cannes dispatch.
26.05.2025
Second takes on five of the more interesting films of this year's Cannes.
On three very different Cannes films, including the latest from the director of The Climb, starring Adria Arjona.
On three Cannes dramas, including the winner of this year's Camera d'Or.
Jason Gorber and Chaz Ebert on highlghts from the 2025 Cannes Film Festival.
25.05.2025
On a trio of aggressively political, confrontational movies out of this year's Cannes.
The filmmaker talks about his longstanding friendship with Tim Robinson, building comedy out of male emptiness, and more.
On two very different films from this year's Cannes from Bi Gan & Ethan Coen.
On this year's Cannes winners.
On two very different films from this year's Un Certain Regard program.
On the final two films of this year's Cannes Competition program.
24.05.2025
Chaz reviews two big releases out of Cannes and conducts two interviews with filmmakers out of the fest.
On three films that sketch out worlds that are too close for comfort.
23.05.2025
Today's dispatch include Jodie Foster's first French-language film and a sprawling Russian epic about a Nazi monster.
Two highs and a low mark our latest dispatch from the festival.
On a writer's favorite and least favorite film from this year's Cannes competition program.
22.05.2025
On three of the most inventive films out of the fest.
An interview with the author of a new book about teen flicks, from Breakfast Club to Rebel Without a Cause.
Two films from the Middle East explore the relationship between art and power.