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Oprah Winfrey and Roger Ebert went on a couple of dates early in her career, and though their romance never blossomed...
It isn't like Siskel and Ebert or Facebook created the concept of raising or lowering a thumb to indicate one's approval or distaste, respectively, of something (Although Siskel and Ebert did trademark it.) But word is coming out from Business Week that a ...
- Roger Ebert’s top 20 movies of 2011 (api.bing.com)
Roger Ebert writes on Twitter: "Each and every change to my Twitter page is a Bad Idea. Did they go berserk?"
I'll paraphrase in terms that software developers will understand. "It burns my braincells when you guys move stuff around for no good reason."
He's totally right.
For example. I use a new version of a famous browser on one of my servers. No choice, because I deployed the server after the old version expired. They moved...
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- Roger Ebert Recommending Netflix Streaming Movies on Twitter (hackingnetflix.com)
- Videogames aren't art and we shouldn't apologise for it (api.bing.com)
- Ebert gives Paul a thumbs up (news.search.yahoo.com)
This week marks the beginning of the Berlin International Film Festival and Indiewire has your full guide to all the films screening; Bela Tarr discusses his final film "The Turin Horse"; and we continue our Oscar prediction coverage. Check out all the links below for all the best news, interviews, and features this week: News Roger Ebert Gives Thumbs Up to Watch It: "Makes sense to me." Roger Ebert is launching his own page on...
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After that, I would see Ebert at film screenings and Chicago social events ... Roger Ebert. The event is free and will be in the ballroom of the Harre Union in the center of campus, just across from the chapel. Refreshments will be served.
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Are videogames art? What's your reaction to that question? For me it's always a weary groan of resignation, followed by skipping the rest of the article. Perhaps that's arrogance, because for a sizeable chunk of the gaming audience it is a very big deal indeed, and a topic that won't go away. When there's a flashpoint, such as a couple of articles by the film critic Roger Ebert, no one could miss the storm. But whether games are art is not a...
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- Roger Ebert Doesn’t Blame Piracy For Movie Industry Woes (api.bing.com)
- Friday’s Venue (news.search.yahoo.com)
In his latest essay, Pulitzer Prize-winning film critic Roger Ebert lays the blame squarely on the shoulders of theaters and theater owners for 2011′s poor overall attendance. He echoes many of your concerns: high ticket prices; ignorant and annoying talkers and cell phone chatters; high concession stand prices; competition from other more convenient viewing alternatives; lack [...]
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It's getting closer to the end of 2011, so in addition to the several videos looking back at this year in film, there will also be several year-end lists coming our way looking at the best and the worst of 2011. My lists will be coming closer to the end of the year, but critic Roger Ebert has already decided to chime in with a list of what he calls The Best Films of 2011. His top choice isn't a clear frontrunner and kind of comes from left...
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- Roger Ebert: Oscar favorites rooted in movie history (api.bing.com)
- Roger Ebert Explains 2011's Feeble Box Office Results (feedburner.com)
Hollywood box office numbers are down significantly from 2010. Movie attendance is at its lowest rate in 16 years. Piracy and file-sharing seems to be getting plenty of blame. But Roger Ebert isn’t buying it. Nor is he buying this Fishie’s contention that a glut of crap movies is at fault. On his blog, Ebert argues that while 2011 lacked an Avatar to boost box office numbers, the theater experience is to blame for Hollywood’s poor showing...
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Q: On Tuesday I was at the Navy Pier IMAX theater for the new Batman and saw Mr. Roger Ebert there and was wondering if he ... 1887 -- 125 years ago: Burglars were frightened away from the Alex Steel home, 19th Street and 7th Avenue, Rock ...
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Roger Ebert explains why movie revenue is dropping, and includes the usual suspects: no major releases, prices, streaming, theater experience, etc. The myth that small-town moviegoers don't like "art movies" is undercut by Netflix's viewing results; the third most popular movie on Dec. 28 on Netflix was "Certified Copy," by the Iranian director Abbas Kiarostami. You've heard of him? In fourth place--French director Alain Corneau's "Love Crime...
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- Ebert: I'll Tell You Why Movie Revenue Is Dropping (rss.slashdot.org)
Overview
Roger Ebert is the famous movie critic for the Chicago Sun-Times who made a name for himself with the show "Siskel and Ebert." The show was renamed "Ebert and Roeper" when Roger Roeper replaced the late Gene Siskel.
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