Life Itself

By Dillon 2022-02-04 08:22:54

life and death

The history of Roger and Gene, both enemies and friends, is very touching. The former was speechless and the latter was thoughtless. Life is not an exciting and painful journey; People really understand human life, and the next lesson is to face death, in the meantime, it's just an intermission (I won't go into details here, I will write it into a new book "Carcass: Sunflowers Always Bow Their Heads at Sunset"); if a part Work doesn't make you think about life, it's bullshit - never doubt that....

By Clair 2022-02-04 08:22:54

Not only a great man, but also an ordinary person who maintains great love and kindness

I also declared that I like movies, but I thought the editor who looked young but wise gave me and another advice when I went to the Film Weekly interview a few days ago: You can read more books and film reviews on film history, mentioning It is recommended to read Roger Ebert's film review. After hearing this for the first time, I am really ashamed.

The form of this documentary is still my favorite, and the film also listens from different perspectives, or listens to the memories or...

By Sandy 2022-02-04 08:22:54

After their death, their faces are still posted on the streets.

Life itself. What is this movie about? It was a letter, old photos, shaking hands, a smile in front of the camera, Don Quixote challenged death, and "I'm your man" followed. As he got older, he wrote to Gene's wife: "Now that I'm old and frail, I miss Gene even more. Maybe because I was stupid, I didn't realize that he was the funniest and most humorous I've ever met. The person." The moment the camera faces the mirror, we have been with him for a lifetime, and now we cross the pyramid and...

By Gracie 2022-02-04 08:22:54

How arrogant can a film critic be?

How powerful is film and television criticism? Do you know that the classic movie rankings you see now or the origin of the status of the film masters passed on by word of mouth may all come from the influence of a Chicago film critic; do you know if Without him, there would be no Martin Sixes today, and many excellent films will lose their brilliance in the years. Roger Ebert, a film critic who came from the old times, started in 1967 and spent his whole life, reading 10,000 films and...

By Raul 2022-02-04 08:22:54

imperfect but alive

I knew something about Roger Ebert before and read some of his film reviews, but because of the different times, I don't know much about his influence. Filmed in the final stages of his life, in his final battle with illness in the hospital, this documentary focuses on his impact on the filmmaker and family, and is very moving.

On the one hand is his conflicted and loving relationship with Gene Siskel, and it's clear that two talented and...

By Edgardo 2023-01-21 00:29:54

End of the film: My life is wonderful and rich, death is a part of life, I think I should...

By Lottie 2022-12-24 12:41:52

Better than autobiography. life from a different...

By Keyon 2022-04-24 07:01:26

Roger Ebert http://www.rogerebert.com/ (thumbs...

By Ayla 2022-04-24 07:01:26

The Daily Illini will never have a character and brilliance like this again. Don't look at College of Media. Our showroom has books by the most famous film critic in America. Many of our scholarships come from him, because many of us have met people on and behind the screen for the first time in our lives. The atmosphere of our film comes from his tireless efforts. I am so proud of having him as my...

By Emmanuel 2022-04-24 07:01:26

Those who can stand on the top are true fighters in...