When I am looking for a good movie – new or old – my first stop is the great movies page on rogerebert.com. You don't have to read Robert Ebert to admire him, but if you need inspiration, there is a lot to choose from.
Robert Ebert was my first and last source for movies and writing. The iconic film critic died Thursday at 70 years old, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. More than 10 years ago, movies were one of my main joys. With my film
During a in stop South Korea on the Iron Man 3 world press tour, Robert Downey Jr. was asked if he could do the infamous Gangnam Style dance, and let's just say he did NOT disappoint! Roger Ebert's film criticism was more than simple movie reviews.
He soon began doing interviews and profiles of notable actors and directors in addition to his film reviews – celebrating such legends as Alfred Hitchcock, John Wayne and Robert Mitchum. Ebert also offered words of
Ebert made the announcement in a post to his Chicago Sun-Times blog. The reason for his leave was also revealed in the post – his cancer has returned. He is currently being treated with radiation therapy. Ebert was first
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