Artigo · Cultura e ideias (86)

Someone Asked Jack Lowden About Possibly Playing James Bond: ‘You Either Become A Leading Man Or You Don’t’

The search for the next Bond actor is still going.

Cinema Blend · EN

An Alan Ritchson And Arnold Schwarzenegger Buddy Flick Is The Christmas Movie I Didn't Know I Needed

Gear up for some Christmas action!

Cinema Blend · EN

Why Marvel Fans (And Me) Think Tom Holland’s Doomsday Appearance Just Got More Likely

Will Spidey get a role in the next Avengers movies?

Cinema Blend · EN

Digger Took A Big, Bold Swing. John Goodman Thinks It Was ‘Killed’ Before It Even Opened

Ultimately, not everyone dug Digger.

Cinema Blend · EN

I Didn’t Expect Johnny Depp To Have Jokes After Being Asked About Pirates Of The Caribbean 6 And Orlando Bloom

Jack Sparrows got jokes.

Cinema Blend · EN

Mckenna Grace Is Still Channeling Jennifer Lawrence's Hunger Games Looks (And This One HAS To Be My Favorite)

Give it up for the Girl on Fire!

Cinema Blend · EN

The NOT PG Reaction Toy Story 5’s Director Had When He Found Out Taylor Swift Wrote Her Song In Less Than A Day

If you have children, especially those who love the Toy Story franchise, you may want to have them leave the room.

Cinema Blend · EN

The Film Comment Podcast: Venice 2026 #5: Signs of the Times

Jordan Cronk and Öykü Sofuoğlu discuss Queer Edward II , A Day in the Life of Jo: Chapter Phaedra , DAU , and more

Film Comment · EN

The Film Comment Podcast: Venice 2026 #6: Long Night

Mariona Borrull, Leonardo Goi, Luke Hicks, and Öykü Sofuoğlu discuss NAZA , Company , and more

Film Comment · EN

The Film Comment Podcast: Critics Academy x NYFF Shorts #1

Participants in this year’s Film at Lincoln Center Critics Academy discuss shorts by Peggy Ahwesh, Adam Piron, and Kevin Jerome Everson

Film Comment · EN

The Film Comment Podcast: Critics Academy x NYFF Shorts #2

Shorts by Kamal Aljafari, Camilo Restrepo, and Heather Landsman are debated by participants in this year’s Film at Lincoln Center Critics Academy

Film Comment · EN

The Film Comment Podcast: Sex in the Cinema at NYFF64

Ayanna Dozier and Melissa Anderson join to discuss several films from this year’s lineup that push the boundaries of sensuality and desire on screen

Film Comment · EN

The Film Comment Podcast: NYFF64 Festival Report

Critics Bilge Ebiri and Molly Haskell join for a spirited wrap-up of this year’s edition

Film Comment · EN

The Film Comment Podcast: Fall 2026 New Releases

Inney Prakash and Michael Blair join to debate You Can See Everything , Digger , and Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother

Film Comment · EN

The Film Comment Podcast: Liani Greaves and Barry Jenkins on Once Upon a Time in Harlem

The producer (and William Greaves’s granddaughter) speaks with the filmmaker about the newly resurrected portrait of the Harlem Renaissance

Film Comment · EN

“The Complete Kubrick” is the Blu-ray Box Set of the Year

You simply have to get your hands on this box set.

Roger Ebert · EN

A Gorgeous Man of Basketry: Eleanor Wilson and Alex Huston Fischer on “Wicker”

An interview with the directors of Wicker.

Roger Ebert · EN

5 of Our Favorite Auction Items on Sale at the Siskel and Ebert Bronze Statue Fundraising Auction

Last week, we announced that my late husband, Roger Ebert, and his longtime partner in criticism, Gene Siskel, will be memorialized with a bronze statue at Prudential Plaza here in Chicago, designed by acclaimed Illinois sculptor Preston Jackson. To raise money for the campaign, Chicago film producer Pam Kasper has started a fundraising campaign via […]

Roger Ebert · EN

Monsters on My Wall: Nick Digilio on 40 Years, 40 Horror Films

An interview with a Chicago legend about his favorite horror movies.

Roger Ebert · EN

Yes She Did: A Tribute to the Legendary Dolores Huerta

A tribute to the legendary labor leader by the publisher of this site.

Roger Ebert · EN

But I’ve Seen Everything: Patrick Stewart (1940-2026)

A tribute to the Shakespeare and "Star Trek" actor, who passed this week at 86.

Roger Ebert · EN

Paramount+’s “It Gets Worse” Couldn’t Get Better at Capturing Gen-Z Angst

In its aesthetics, hang-ups, and worldview, “It Gets Worse” is not for anyone who’s ever had a Facebook account.