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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...
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Malvina 2022-02-04 08:22:54
great movie
Roger Ebert, American film critic and screenwriter, is the only Pulitzer Prize winner for writing film reviews. This is his own documentary. He died of illness last year. After reading it, I found his book "The Great Movie". He watched more than 10,000 movies in his life, and wrote more than 3,000...
Andrew Sarris
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Kelvin 2022-02-04 08:22:54
Loved all the passages about Ebert and his on-screen partner and professional nemesis Gene Sisko, very lucky to have such a colleague in my life. Perhaps due to space limitations, I would like to see more about Ebert himself and his influence on the entire film critic industry. I wonder if I can find the answer in my autobiography. At the end, I also saw crying blind, 555
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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 alumnus!
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