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Posts Tagged ‘ Roger Ebert ’

Missionary for the Movies: Remembering Roger Ebert

April 8, 2013

By David Bordwell

Roger showed that popular film criticism could be an intellectually honorable enterprise—more than that, a calling.
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Tags: film criticism, obituary, Roger Ebert
Posted in Academia, Film | 1 Comment »

What Are You Missing? April 11-24

April 25, 2010

By Christine Becker

Ten (or more) media industry stories you might have missed recently.
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Tags: digital music, downfall meme, DVDs, Facebook, independent film, Kickstarter, News for TV Majors, Paramount, piracy, Pirate Bay, Roger Ebert, Spotify, Twitter, video games, YouTube
Posted in Columns, Current Events, Film, Games, Internet, Music, What Are You Missing? | Comments Off on What Are You Missing? April 11-24

Letting Go of Criticism

April 6, 2010

By Hector Amaya

Is popular film criticism dead or, worse, can anybody make money out of film criticism anymore?
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Tags: A. O. Scott, At the Movies, film criticism, Gene Siskel, Roger Ebert
Posted in Film, Perspectives | 6 Comments »