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Light snow, misty fog, and falling ash blend in the opening scenes of David Lowery’s magnificent “The Green Knight,” setting a surreal tone for what’s to come. You can feel the chill and smell the air. Immediately,...

Leslie Combemale’s “Women Rocking Hollywood” was back for its sixth year at SDCC to talk about upcoming projects and the progress women are making in getting more jobs as showrunners and directors. Once again, it was...

If there was any theme at this year’s virtual San Diego Comic-Con At Home, it was platform cross-pollination. Content, product, story-telling, or as many panelists referred to it, IP, jumped between movies, comics, graphic novels, merchandise,...

RogerEbert.com publisher Chaz Ebert’s ninth video dispatch from the 2021 Cannes Film Festival, directed and edited by Scott Dummler of Mint Media Works, features her interviews with filmmaker Lateef Calloway, Georgian journalists Anano Bakuradze and Ninia...

Kudos to Val Kilmer, sort of, for framing “Val” as something other than a record of things that happened. The movie even invokes the idea that fiction is a lie that gets at a greater truth....

One of the biggest surprises of 2020, aside from a global pandemic, was the success of AppleTV+’s “Ted Lasso.” Based on the NBC Sports skit character, the series starring Jason Sudeikis as an American coach in...

A star vehicle for producer-star Mark Wahlberg, whose involvement ironically complicates a film that would not exist without his participation, “Joe Bell” is based on the true story of a man who walked from La Grande, Oregon, to...

How do you tell the story of a man who, by all accounts, hid so much of himself from the public and even some of his closest friends and colleagues? The answer in Jamila Wignot’s portrait...

A family heads to a secluded beach vacation. They speak vaguely of the passage of time in a way that parents often do with their children, as mom mentions how she can’t wait to hear her...

The following is a reprint of our contributor Donald Liebenson’s article, originally published on December 10th, 1995 in The Los Angeles Times, which celebrates the twentieth anniversary of “Siskel & Ebert.” It is entitled, “Thumb and Thumber:...