A gift for movie buffs Ebert's Great Movies

[James]

This is a link to a page with 100 essays by Ebert on some of the greatest movies made:

http://www.suntimes.com/ebert/greatmovies/

Read and enjoy

[tinydancer]

Great site!!!

[wrigley]

Hey I didn't know about this. I just read the newspage. Thanks for listing it.

[Rudey]

I feel a lot of smaller movies are getting the short end of the stick when it comes to stuff like this.

-Rudey

[DeltaSigStan]

Ebert is a good critic....Roeper.....is not...

[James]

I don't like Roeper really either .. he just comes across as abrupt and interupts Ebert all the time.

[DeltaSigStan]

Originally posted by James
I don't like Roeper really either .. he just comes across as abrupt and interupts Ebert all the time.

He only seems to like artsy-fartsy movies, then when he actually disagrees with Ebert, he calls Ebert for sayign somehting Roeper said weekes before (Like saying Roger should stop liking toilet humor comedies, then when Roger pans a BAD one, Roeper gets on him for it).

Bad example, but you get my drift.

[Peaches-n-Cream]

I have seen many of these films. I will definitely try to see the rest.

[wrigley]

Originally posted by James
I don't like Roeper really either .. he just comes across as abrupt and interupts Ebert all the time.

It proves that the chemistry between Roger Ebert and the late Gene Siskel cannot be duplicated.

Richard Roeper still keeps his day job as a columinst for the Chicago Sun-Times. I don't look to his opinion when I decide to see a film.