Why Roger Ebert Hates The Movies!
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 27 июн 2024
- This is just a Silly video about things Roger Ebert hates about going to the Theatres during 1980's
Comment below with your thoughts, subscribe to stay updated on our cinematic journey, and give us two THUMBS UP if you enjoy the analysis of these films
🔍 Curious about specific reviews? Dive into OUR Vault! Request the films you'd love to see your favorite movies. Your engagement fuels our passion for sharing these film reviews!
🎥 Subscribe now for a front-row seat to the captivating world of film criticism. Join us on this cinematic adventure, where every review is an ode to the art of storytelling. 🌈🍿 #FilmCritics #RogerEbert #MovieReview #CinematicDebate 
Развлечения
Love Roger and miss him like crazy.
All that Roger Ebert said is still true. It's even worse now when some idiot decides to film the whole movie on their phone and share it through Snapchat or any other social media platform.
We still miss ya, Roger.
Only thing that's improved is more stadium seating, I remember back in the day dreading that someone tall or wearing a hat would sit right in front of me.
A legendary critic and never afraid to call it how it is ❤💯
I didn't always agree with Ebert, but he was always articulate about his thoughts that even when I disagreed, I still could go, "yeah alright, I hear what you're saying." I miss that man.
0:35 I imagine he made the same face all the way through North.
I think he hated that movie but i'm not sure🤣
This video is So-o-o Chicago. "Natassia Kinski on the Ravenswood line," indeed.
Nowadays, in Canada at least, people don't seem to talk as much during the movie and only need to be shushed once in a while. However, people still like to take out their cell phones and distract everybody behind and to the sides of them, even if the brightness is turned way down. The last time I confronted a guy about this, he was acting like I was the jerk. There should be a policy that if you catch someone using their cellphone, either you or a staff member has the right to take their phone and shove it up where the sun don't shine (since they love their phone so much anyway).
Nice little _The Third Man_ reference. It even has the cat!
The title is a lie, because Roger really does love movies and loved doing his job.
The best critic to ever grace the US. Love his reviews and insights about cinema.
As true now as it was back then. Thanks for the heads-up, Roger.
very entertaining
RIP Roger. What I'd do to see all of the movies he got to experience on the big screen... the first film he got to write about for the Chicago Sun Times was Bonnie and Clyde in '67. Quite fitting, that film marked the beginning of the 70s New Wave of cinema, and Ebert's favorite movie decade as a critic.
Bonnie and Clyde wasn't actually the first review Roger wrote, but one of the first.
Haha, funny report. Always lots of fun whenever the boys would do something a little different from just reviewing movies.
😂😂 i felt that pain when everyone sat around him
Give away the whole plot?
YOU WERE WATCHING THE END CREDITS!!