Essential Film Criticism Books for Any Film Lover’s Shelf
The best film criticism books for cinephiles, including essay collections from Pauline Kael and Roger Ebert, immersive histories, and more.
Roger Ebert
‘Bring It On’ Writer Remembers Her Father Confronting Roger Ebert Over Negative Review
Ebert was critical of “Bring It On” for cramming R-rated material into a PG-13 teen comedy.
Ebertfest at 20: Roger Ebert’s Film Festival Keeps the Beloved Critic’s Passions Alive
Ebertfest held its anniversary five years after Roger’s death. But soon Ebert’s name will grace other projects, including original films.
Vincent Gallo Calls Himself the ‘Donald Trump of Cannes,’ Bashes Roger Ebert For Starting ‘Brown Bunny’ Outrage
Gallo’s shocking personal essay for Another Man also includes thoughts on Donald Trump and Harvey Weinstein.
Daily Reads: ‘Batman v Superman’ as a Post-Disaster Film, Film Critics on the State of Film Criticism, and More
Daily Reads: ‘Batman v Superman’ as a Post-Disaster Film, Film Critics on the State of Film Criticism, and More
Daily Reads: Remembering Roger Ebert Through His Reviews, the Seismic Shift in the World of Film Festivals, and More
Daily Reads: Remembering Roger Ebert Through His Reviews, the Seismic Shift in the World of Film Festivals, and More
Daily Reads: Batman vs Superman: The Special Relationship, The Hidden Art of Voice Matching, and More
Daily Reads: Batman vs Superman: The Special Relationship, The Hidden Art of Voice Matching, and More
‘The Third Man,’ ‘Blow Out’ and More are Heading to Ebertfest 2016
‘The Third Man,’ ‘Blow Out’ and More are Heading to Ebertfest 2016
Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Crimson Peak’ to Open Ebertfest 2016
Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Crimson Peak’ to Open Ebertfest 2016
‘Hoop Dreams’ Director Steve James to Receive Hot Docs 2016 Outstanding Achievement Award
‘Hoop Dreams’ Director Steve James to Receive Hot Docs 2016 Outstanding Achievement Award
Watch: Explore the History of Ebertfest in Exclusive Documentary Featurette
Watch: Explore the History of Ebertfest in Exclusive Documentary Featurette
Daily Reads: The Need for Diversity in Film Criticism, Why Pop Culture Is Finally Getting Hacking Right, and More
Daily Reads: The Need for Diversity in Film Criticism, Why Pop Culture Is Finally Getting Hacking Right, and More
Newswire
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‘The Universe Works in Very Interesting Ways’: Paul Mescal on Emotional Timing of ‘Aftersun’ Oscar Nomination
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Hybe Buys Quality Control in $300 Million Deal Led by Scooter Braun
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REinvent International Lands Danish Colonial Satire ‘Empire’ From Frederikke Aspöck & Anna Neye — EFM
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A Million Little Things' James Roday Rodriguez on How Gary's Bombshell News Will Shape Rest of Final Season — Plus, Grade the Premiere
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Sporticast: Bull Riding, Real Estate, and Menacing Water With Austin Ekeler