I have just finished viewing the 1915 film, The Birth Of A Nation, directed by D.W. Griffith and featuring Lillian Gish, Mae Marsh, Henry B. Walthall, Miriam Cooper, Mary Alden, and Ralph Lewis. #Films #Movies #AcademyAwards #RogerEbert #TIFF #Cannes #FilmSky

I have just finished viewing the 1967 film, The Taming Of The Shrew, directed by Franco Zeffirelli and featuring Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, Cyril Cusack, Michael Hordern, Alfred Lynch, and Alan Webb. #Films #Movies #AcademyAwards #RogerEbert #TIFF #Cannes #FilmSky

I have just finished viewing the 1991 film, Black Robe, directed by Bruce Beresford and featuring Lothaire Bluteau, Aden Young, Sandrine Holt, August Schellenberg, Tantoo Cardinal, and Billy Two Rivers. #Films #Movies #AcademyAwards #RogerEbert #TIFF #Cannes #FilmSky

I have just finished viewing the 1964 classic, Becket, directed by Peter Glenville and featuring Richard Burton, Peter O'Toole, John Gielgud, Gino Cervi, Paolo Stoppa, and Donald Wolfit. #Films #Movies #AcademyAwards #RogerEbert #TIFF #Cannes

I have just finished viewing the 2000 classic, Gladiator, directed by Ridley Scott and featuring Russell Crowe, Joaquin Phoenix, Connie Nielsen, Oliver Reed, Richard Harris, and Derek Jacobi. #Films #Movies #AcademyAwards #RogerEbert #TIFF #Cannes #FilmSky

Pompei: Below the Clouds review: Gripping Vesuvius doc covers history in ash A meditative and moving document.

Reviewed by Sheila O'Malley. #Films #Movies #AcademyAwards #RogerEbert #TIFF #Cannes #FilmSky

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Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel - For the First Time in Forever (From "Frozen"/Sing-Along) YouTube video by DisneyMusicVEVO

Based on the Hans Christian Anderson 1844 book, The Snow Queen, the 2013 classic Frozen is set in Norway, land of the majestic Northern Lights. #Films #Movies #AcademyAwards #RogerEbert #TIFF #Cannes #FilmSky

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A ★★★★★ review of Wuthering Heights (1939) Film historians regularly cite the 1930's as one of the most important decades of film-making and they frequently declare 1939 as the best in motion picture history. With offerings like Gone With The ...

Outcast Heathcliff and Cathy establish an indelible bond in the 1939 classic Wuthering Heights. My Letterboxd review is presented below. #Films #Movies #AcademyAwards #RogerEbert #TIFF #Cannes #FilmSky

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The Abductors (1972) - Cheri Caffaro and her Maracas YouTube video by Carlos ESNAOLA

Scantily-clad girls are kidnapped and subjected to psychological and physical abuse and then carted off and sold into bondage to rich men in the 1972 film The Abductors. #Films #Movies #AcademyAwards #RogerEbert #TIFF #Cannes #FIlmSKy

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Ebert quote: “Heart of Glass” strikes me as a film of such images. From it I get a feeling that evokes my gloom as I see a world sinking into self-destruction, and feel I am lucky to be old because there may not be another lifetime’s length of happiness left for most people on this planet. For most of my time here there was still rose-colored glass.

#FilmSky #philosophy Just read an old #RogerEbert review of an old #WernerHerzog film from 2011 over at rogerebert.com and came across this passage that is really getting to me:

A ★★★★★ review of Mildred Pierce (1945) Raw human emotion displayed in stark black and white cinematography are two of the hallmarks of classic film noir. In the 1945 classic Mildred Pierce, a woman proves she will do anything for a daughte...

A woman proves she will do anything for a daughter who in actuality despises her in the 1945 classic Mildred Pierce. My Letterboxd review is presented below. #Films #Movies #AcademyAwards #RogerEbert #TIFF #Cannes #FilmSky

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I have just finished viewing the 1999 classic, American Beauty, directed by Sam Mendes and featuring Kevin Spacey, Annette Bening, Thora Birch, Wes Bentley, Mena Suvari, and Peter Gallagher. #Films #Movies #AcademyAwards #RogerEbert #TIFF #Cannes #FilmSky

Code of Silence (1985): Roger Ebert's Review of the Chuck Norris Action Thriller YouTube video by The Official Roger Ebert

from the director of Under Siege and The Fugitive!

#filmsky #chucknorris #rogerebert
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Paul McCartney: Man on the Run review: Prime doc lets Beatle grieve It's sort of frank, as artist-controlled portraits go.

Reviewed by Matt Zoller Seitz. #Films #Movies #AcademyAwards #RogerEbert #TIFF #Cannes #FilmSky

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Scream 7 review: What's your favorite stupid movie? Every aspect of “Scream 7” feels rushed and shallow.

Reviewed by Brian Tallerico. #Films #Movies #AcademyAwards #RogerEbert #TIFF #Cannes #FilmSky

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Jason Statham's Divisive Remake of a 50-Year-Old Dystopian Sci-Fi Classic Is Back on Streaming Jason Statham's forgotten action film Death Race is tearing toward a new streaming home this March. Here's everything you should know.

Movie TV Tech Geeks #MovieNews #JasonStatham #DeathRace #RogerEbert Jason Statham's Divisive Remake of a 50-Year-Old Dystopian Sci-Fi Classic Is Back on Streaming

Poison Ivy (1992) - Opening scene YouTube video by Gujarati Filmmaking

A teenager who has a rebel's instinct but desperately wants the approval of her parents is befriended by a mysterious schoolmate in the 1992 film Poison Ivy. The film's opening scene is presented below. #Films #Movies #AcademyAwards #RogerEbert #TIFF #Cannes #FilmSky

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A ★★★★★ review of My Left Foot: The Story of Christy Brown (1989) Proof that extraordinary lives can emanate from all varieties of people, the 1989 classic, My Left Foot: The Story of Christy Brown, details the life of the late Irish author, painter, and raconteur. ...

While this motion picture has great sentiment it is not awash with sentimentality. My Letterboxd review of the 1989 classic My Left Foot: The Story of Christy Brown is presented below. #Films #Movies #AcademyAwards #RogerEbert #TIFF #Cannes #FilmSky

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10 Greatest Movie Masterpieces, According to Roger Ebert Arguably the most famous movie critic who ever lived, the late Roger Ebert held many classics to a higher standard, including Vertigo and Casablanca.

Movie TV Tech Geeks #Movie #RogerEbert #Casablanca #CitizenKane 10 Greatest Movie Masterpieces, According to Roger Ebert

BLACK ORPHEUS YouTube video by Richard Caro

Teeming with energy, wondrous bossa nova music and based on a classic Greek tragedy, the 1959 classic Black Orpheus is a film like no other. I am delighted to present the film in its entirety below. #Films #Movies #AcademyAwards #RogerEbert #TIFF #Cannes #FilmSky

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A ★★★★★ review of Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017) Just when you think that Star Wars has nothing left to teach us here comes the 2017 film Star Wars: The Last Jedi, directed by Rian Johnson. In it, the forces of good and evil collide once again in a ...

The Resistance is a shadow of its former self and are being meticulously hunted down by the First Order in the 2017 film Star Wars: The Last Jedi. My Letterboxd review is presented below. #Films #Movies #AcademyAwards #RogerEbert #TIFF #Cannes #FilmSky

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I have just finished viewing the 1965 classic, Cat Ballou, directed by Elliot Silverstein and featuring Jane Fonda, Lee Marvin, Michael Callan, Dwayne Hickman, Nat 'King' Cole, and Stubby Kaye. #Films #Movies #AcademyAwards #RogerEbert #TIFF #Cannes #FilmSky

Last Ride review: Cinque Lee's latest gets snowed under by predictability “Last Ride” is Lee’s first directorial effort in sixteen years. His storytelling rust shows.

Reviewed by Robert Daniels. #Films #Movies #AcademyAwards #RogerEbert #TIFF #Cannes #FilmSky

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How to Make a Killing movie review (2026) | Roger Ebert “How to Make a Killing” makes a half-hearted effort to surprise and maybe disturb us with some late developments, but by that point we’ve been numbed by the film committing the unforgivable crime of b...

Reviewed by Richard Roeper. #Films #Movies #AcademyAwards #RogerEbert #TIFF #Cannes #FilmSky

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the champ 1931 YouTube video by pumacub77

A down on his luck, alcoholic ex-champion in the boxing world tries to keep he and his seven year-old son together in the 1931 classic The Champ. #Films #Movies #AcademyAwards #RogerEbert #TIFF #Cannes #FilmSky

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A ★★★★★ review of Licorice Pizza (2021) The full sense of being young and in love in the early 1970's in North America is in evidence in the 2021 film Licorice Pizza, directed by Paul Thomas Anderson. Down to finite detail, we are transport...

wo people who would not necessarily be destined for one another but for a chance meeting at a high school photo shoot are the focus of the 2021 film, Licorice Pizza. My Letterboxd review is presented below. #Films #Movies #AcademyAwards #RogerEbert #TIFF #Cannes

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#nfotd THE RED SHOES (1948) Epilogue

#AmReading the essay by the late great #RogerEbert.

Ebert, Roger, The Great Movies III. 2010/2011.

A ★★★½ review of Frozen (2013) Sisterly love in the movies is strangely rare so it is notable when a film places at its centre this most natural of familial relationships. The 2013 classic Frozen, directed by Chris Buck and Jennife...

Two sisters have a tightly-knit and close dynamic growing up in a royal household in the 2013 classic Frozen. My Letterboxd review is presented below. #Films #Movies #AcademyAwards #RogerEbert #TIFF #Cannes #FilmSky

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I have just finished viewing the 1961 classic, Judgment At Nuremberg, directed by Stanley Kramer and featuring Spencer Tracy, Burt Lancaster, Richard Widmark, Marlene Dietrich, Maximilian Schell, Judy Garland, Montgomery Clift, and William Shatner. #Films #Movies #AcademyAwards #RogerEbert #TIFF

I have just finished viewing the 1964 classic, Zorba The Greek, directed by Michael Cacoyannis and featuring Anthony Quinn, Alan Bates, Irene Papas, Lila Kedrova, Giorgos Foundas, and Sotiris Moustakas. #Films #Movies #AcademyAwards #RogerEbert #TIFF #Cannes #FilmSky