
Roger Ebert
- Birthdate
- June 18, 1942
- Birthplace
- Urbana, Illinois, USA
- Height
- 5 feet 8 inches
- Notable Projects
- Life Itself, At the Movies
- Professions
- Film Critic, Screenwriter, Journalist, Author
As he was one of the most prolific movie critics of all time, it's not surprising that there were some superhero movies that Roger Ebert hated.
Robert Ebert called him his favorite movie star. Robert Mitchum's performances showcase his unique persona, dancing between menace and magnetism.
Roger Ebert may not have had high opinions on horror movies in general, with his worst reviews for scary movies being particularly scathing.
Roger Ebert loved a good thriller, and wasn't afraid to be a voice for the overlooked films in the genre of various eras, tones, and subgenres.
Esteemed film critic Roger Ebert was a champion for many hidden gems, including films in the horror genre like Guillermo del Toro's Cronos.
Roger Ebert remains one of the most respected film critics of all time, and he actually held a special appreciation for certain comic book movies.
Known for his brutal movie reviews and uplifting journalism, Roger Ebert also co-created some hilarious comics that rival Gary Larson's The Far Side.
There are a number of movies that renowned film critic Roger Ebert disliked when they were first released. However, many are now considered classics.
The critic Roger Ebert from has walked out of a handful of films despite his convictions about finishing them - here's what they are and why he left.
Roger Ebert is arguably the most famous film critic ever. Still, he's had some opinions that others find baffling, like these bad movies he loved.
"Two Thumbs Up" is an iconic phrase from Siskel and Ebert's show. Here's how this unique rating system originally came about.