Life Itself Comments

Jace 2022-03-17 09:01:10

Although Albert had become a famous film critic when he was young, it was the seven years when he couldn't speak that really improved his life. . . Sometimes illness doesn't break a person, on the contrary, it makes a person. . . PS Let's all give thumbs up in memory of this great grassroots film...

Llewellyn 2022-03-17 09:01:10

A terrific documentary that provides a comprehensive and authentic look at the life journey of America's greatest film critic, Roger Ebert. The film does not shy away from Albert's early years of alcoholism, poor taste in love, pride and conceit and other shortcomings, and paints a strong depiction of his family background, career, love, and his struggle against cancer in his later years. What touched me the most was the "love and kill" relationship between Gene Siskel and Ebert....

Ivy 2022-03-16 09:01:09

so basically he was a...

Darryl 2022-03-16 09:01:09

So the question is, where is the Chicago Sun in...

Hayley 2022-03-15 09:01:11

Some impressions from Roger Ebert's documentary "Life is like a play" at night: if you love something purely, you will be full of happiness, if you stick to it for a lifetime, you may be able to achieve some results; form your own aesthetic taste and judgment standards, do not superstitious authority and Remain complacent; extreme views are also views, learn to think independently about individual expression, stick to the bottom line in the face of group circles and interests; broaden personal...

Pete 2022-03-15 09:01:11

1 The first film in 2015 made me more determined to go on this road of loving...

Jacey 2022-03-14 14:12:31

The bright moon embellished his window, and he embellished the dreams of others. Between movies and movie fans, film critics finally have a presence. If Roger Ebert's life is like a play, then this play must be "Cinema...

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,...

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...

Fabian 2022-02-04 08:22:54

An extremely neat and sophisticated, emotionally rich documentary based on Roger Ebert's biography of the same name, focusing on his life, revolving around the various periods of his life as composed of career, being a person, friendship, love and death beautiful movement. In addition to his keen insight, sense of humour and knowledge, his writings actually moved me more emotionally. Those life experiences and things that resonate psychologically, life is really like a drama....