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Rebeka 2022-02-04 08:22:54
Oriental Morning Post: He speaks for American films
Roger Ebert was born on June 18, 1942 in Illinois, United States. In 1967 he gave up his Ph.D. in English from the University of Chicago to write film criticism and won the Pulitzer Prize for Criticism in 1975. The "thumb up" evaluation method he pioneered in TV shows has become the quality... -
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...
Stephen Stanton
Stephen Stanton (Stephen Stanton), actor, major works "Unbroken" , "Life Itself" , "Undersea Adventure 2", " Superman vs. The Elite " and so on.
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Guiseppe 2022-04-21 09:03:52
I don't know who Roger Ebert is at all before watching the movie, and maybe this is a good place to watch with a blank movie. I don't recommend watching this movie, because not everyone has the leisure to watch the life of a person who should have no interest in it as much as I do. In fact, he is just a fat old man who is precocious, paranoid, smart, out of alcoholism, and has a passion for movies. His life is worth it.
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Johathan 2022-02-04 08:22:54
From the production point of view, this is a textbook-like American documentary, and the documentary veteran Steve James, who has directed Hoop Dreams, has reached the state of perfection in all aspects. The film has many elements that are destined to be successful: R. Ebert is a TV star who has left a lot of video material; the autobiography of the same name is like a natural script; the scenes in the hospital are very visually and emotionally shocking; it is not a classic It is undoubtedly a masterpiece
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