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On the 11th anniversary of Roger Ebert’s passing, @clintworthing collected eleven reviews from 2011 that demonstrated how much he still loved movies. Watch one of his favorite films from 2011 in his memory. Read more:
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Dear @nbc : It's time to make #TimelessSeason3 a reality. @allisonshoe on the cliffhanger episode that proves why it needs to be renewed:
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We asked our writers to share their picks for 2022's most overlooked films. Here are 30 recommendations for your year-end lists [thread]:
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The 25 Best Films of the 2010s 25. Boyhood
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The Ten Best Films of 2023 10. All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt
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The Best Horror Movies of the 2010s:
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Showing in US theaters for one night only, Indian action epic RRR pushes the limits of industrialized pop cinema (via @simonsaybrams )
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Hulu's HIGH FIDELITY is an empathetic, funny, and surprising reimagining via @allisonshoe
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Live Tweet of Annihilation starting now.
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Our writers recommend 25 underrated horror films for your Halloween viewing:
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The Top Ten Films of 2019: 10. Portrait of a Lady on Fire
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The Ten Best Films of 2020 Runner-ups: “Bacurau,” “Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets,” “I’m Thinking of Ending Things,” “On the Rocks,” “Sound of Metal,” “Time,” “The Vast of Night,” “Vitalina Varela,” “The Wolf House,” and “Wolfwalkers”
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⚡️ “Celebrating Roger Ebert and Day4Empathy”
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"I’ve come to the conclusion that it’s a perfect cinematic object, a visual and aural and physical experience that worms its way into your mind." @mattzollerseitz on DUNE PART ONE:
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Ethan Hawke on @Criterion 's new release of the BEFORE trilogy, how a fourth film might happen and more
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. @Ruby_Stevens on PAN'S LABYRINTH and its important lessons for modern times
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. @Ruby_Stevens on how Guillermo del Toro's PAN'S LABYRINTH saved her life
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The Ten Best Films Of 2018
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Edgar Wright's LAST NIGHT IN SOHO is an estimable, genuine horror movie that also manages to say something real. More from #Venezia78 (via @Glenn__Kenny )
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"What I’m saying is that it’s not your imagination: art and entertainment are being straight-up mutilated by corporations now, without the slightest genuflection toward the idea that they have innate value." @mattzollerseitz on streaming ads:
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15. Parasite
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“It’s not just the completed film that gets deleted in cases like this, but everything associated with the film.” @mattzollerseitz examines the ramifications of studios withholding completed films COYOTE VS ACME for tax purposes. Read:
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The Ten Best Films of 2022 with commentary by our writers.
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ROGER EBERT | born June 18, 1942 | famous for his work in film criticism and was the first movie critic to win a Pulitzer Prize. @ebertchicago @ebertvoices
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Criterion's Trilogía de Guillermo del Toro is one of the Blu-ray events of the year via @Brian_Tallerico
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If we picked the Oscars, we'd give Best Supporting Actor to Sylvester Stallone for CREED
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The Top Ten of 2017: 10. A Ghost Story
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11. The Social Network
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23. Manchester by the Sea
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"DUNE: PART TWO is a robust piece of filmmaking, a reminder that this kind of broad-scale blockbuster can be done with artistry and flair." Read @Brian_Tallerico 's review:
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An excerpt from @mattzollerseitz 's "Oliver Stone Experience" book by @jumblejim about a Vietnam vet watching PLATOON
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. @Ruby_Stevens on the films of the 1980s that had their roots in neo-noir but considerably upped their levels of sex and violence
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Today's final group of essays on the best of the decade includes @petersob13 on PHANTOM THREAD, @christylemire on MAD MAX: FURY ROAD, @TomiLaffly on INSIDE LLEWYN DAVIS, @Brian_Tallerico on MOONLIGHT, and @mattzollerseitz on THE TREE OF LIFE.
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Come back tomorrow for #10 -6 and Wednesday for 5-1, and read more about our choices, as well as our honorable mentions, here.
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Anton Corbijn's James Dean movie LIFE is a study in ambition via @Glenn__Kenny
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"This film is about lonely, marginalized people finding dignity and value in work and in each other, and making the best of the hard-edged, often unforgiving world that they were born into." Read @mattzollerseitz on ROCKY (1976):
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. @mattzollerseitz 's tribute to the great Philip Seymour Hoffman, who would have turned 50 today
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22. Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood
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1. Killers of the Flower Moon
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12. A Separation
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The latest UNLOVED video essay from @Honors_Zombie celebrates @pattonoswalt 's BIG FAN
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14. Inside Out
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13. Silence
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"The movie feels like a case of an entire production rising to the level of its lead actor, who happens to be playing the biggest square in the galaxy, a guy who would rather be decent than cool." (via @mattzollerseitz )
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In 2001, Roger wrote a Great Movies essay about Jonathan Demme's SILENCE OF THE LAMBS:
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With DOCTOR SLEEP, Mike Flanagan pulls off a difficult blend of Stanley Kubrick and Stephen King via @Brian_Tallerico
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24. Melancholia
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. @Ruby_Stevens on the personal power of @RealGDT 's PAN'S LABYRINTH #WomenWritersWeek
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20. Inherent Vice
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"This is a film that concerns itself w/ the behavior of bigots and the institutional racism that exploits their insecurity for profit. But the movie isn’t about that. It’s about the friendship between Bart & The Kid." @mattzollerseitz on BLAZING SADDLES:
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"It's maddening. It's monumental. It's art." @mattzollerseitz 's review of ZACK SNYDER'S JUSTICE LEAGUE:
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16. If Beale Street Could Talk
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9. Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret
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"In the age of content, where the point is to create (or revive, or clone) something in order to create an endless stream of monetizable situations, movies seem to have trouble remembering how to be movies." - @mattzollerseitz Read:
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"In any event, the prequels look better to me now than they did then because they’re a product of a singular consciousness with a definitive artistic signature." @mattzollerseitz looks back at THE PHANTOM MENACE at 25:
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The pandemic robbed a lot of good movies of a chance to be seen in theaters. Why not give them another chance? @mattzollerseitz on films like LUCA that should get their time on the big screen.
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The Top Ten of 2022! First, the runner-ups, alphabetically: "All the Beauty and the Bloodshed," "Benediction," "Bones and All," "EO," "The Eternal Daughter," "Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio," "Happening," "Hit the Road," "Jackass Forever," and "Mad God."
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Even just the audio film commentaries in Criterion's Trilogía de Guillermo del Toro box set make it a must-purchase
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PHANTOM OF WINNIPEG is a delightful, universally appealing doc about PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE super fans #Fantasia via @nickallen_redux
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A previously-unpublished interview with Krzysztof Kieślowski about THE DECALOGUE
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. @mattzollerseitz pays tribute to the late Sam Shepard
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THE LIGHTHOUSE is an impressive accomplishment, thanks to Robert Eggers' fearlessness and completely committed performances
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Our review staff picks the Top 10 films of 2016
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"It is not enough for a white man to beat us from a position of equality or even near equality. He has to beat us from a position of mediocrity and ineptitude." @Jamellpelle champions Apollo Creed as the real underdog in ROCKY #BlackWritersWeek
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Starting Monday, 11/4, we will reveal the Best Films of the Decade right here and on the site. #25 -11 on Monday with capsule entries on each, and our staff is writing essays for our top ten: 10-6 on Tue, 5-1 on Wed.
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Netflix's STRANGER THINGS is an awesome homage to Spielberg, Stephen King, 80s films
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Sanaa Lathan is fearless in Haifaa Al-Mansour's NAPPILY EVER AFTER via @sheilakathleen @netflix @HaifaaMansour @strongblacklead @justsanaa #NappilyEverAfter
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21. The Act of Killing/The Look of Silence
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HIGH FLYING BIRD distills the frustrations of workers, basketball players and otherwise, whose voices have been alternately stifled, commodified, or ignored for decades (via @roxana_hadadi )
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The lists are here! The individual top tens from all of our regular writers and most of our extended family of contributors for your perusal.
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"At the time, they were revelations. But with hindsight, we can now see them as the period when Kristen Stewart became Kristen Stewart." Read @TimGrierson on the three films in @criterionchannl 's Three Starring Kristen Stewart collection:
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. @elijahwood & @melanielynskey on working w/ Macon Blair in his directorial debut
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"His influence on multiple generations of filmmakers, scholars, critics, and movie buffs is incalculable." @mattzollerseitz on the invaluable impact the late David Bordwell had on film culture:
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The Top Ten Films of 2021 Runner-ups: "Annette," "The Card Counter," "The Disciple," "Flee," "A Hero," "The Lost Daughter," "Passing," "Procession," "Titane," and "The Velvet Underground"
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7. Personal Shopper
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If we picked the Oscars, we'd give Best Picture to MAD MAX: FURY ROAD via @mattzollerseitz
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6. The Zone of Interest
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On today's anniversary of Roger's passing, we're highlighting some of his best reviews at
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Real-life Spotlight reporter Sacha Pfeiffer on the Best Picture-winner's authenticity
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Taika Waititi's HUNT FOR THE WILDERPEOPLE defies convention
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2. Past Lives
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Bong Joon-ho's PARASITE is unquestionably one of the best films of the year via @Brian_Tallerico
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Roger Ebert actually wrote the first review that John Prine ever received. We send our deepest condolences to his friends and family. RIP.
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17. 12 Years a Slave
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Scene for scene, James Gray's THE LOST CITY OF Z is a splendid film
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Olivier Assayas on making PERSONAL SHOPPER and the unlimited potential of Kristen Stewart via @IndieOutlook
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This month's Short Film in Focus is WORLD OF TOMORROW 3. An interview with Don Hertzfeldt about his latest short: (via @collin_souter )
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This concludes my life-Tweet of ANNIHILATION. If you enjoyed this, let us know in the credits, and subscribe!
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Tatsuya Nakadai on SWORD OF DOOM, the popularity of samurai films and more via @simonsaybrams
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