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Roger Ebert

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Sep 22, 2026

Bill SimmonsHOST
26:46
Never saw that at any point in his career that, that, that, that arc could happen, so sometimes people can surprise you.
Bill SimmonsHOST
26:52
This surprised me, Ebert, three stars.
Van LathanPANELIST
26:55
Liked it.
Bill SimmonsHOST
26:57
He wrote, "Law Abiding Citizen is one of those movies you like more at the time than in retrospect.
Van LathanPANELIST
27:25
Oh, I can't make fun of you now?
Craig HorlbeckUNKNOWN
27:26
You can't make fun of me now?
Bill SimmonsHOST
27:28
My Roger Ebert character that I created.
Craig HorlbeckUNKNOWN
27:31
Uh, there's very few movies, or, like, I, like, to Roger Ebert's point about in the moment, the second I finished this movie, I did just go into the bedroom and I was like, "Liz, I gotta tell you about this movie for, like, 16 minutes."
LiamHOST
162:12
Hmm.
IanHOST
162:13
So let's think about what Roger Ebert himself had to say from the Chicago Sun-Times.
IanHOST
162:19
Eeps.
IanHOST
162:20
Who says...
FrankHOST
62:27
It would be amazing.
SeanHOST
62:31
Yes, but I did, so I read Roger Ebert's review.
SeanHOST
62:36
This is a rare case where Frank disagrees with the man.
SeanHOST
62:39
He gave it one star.
AdelaideHOST
29:58
Any film that's distributed by a studio, it has a bit of legitimacy, but they just didn't get it.
AdelaideHOST
30:04
Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun Times wrote, quote, the violence in most American movies is of a curiously bloodless quality.
AdelaideHOST
30:11
People are shot and they die, but they do not suffer.
AdelaideHOST
30:13
In Bonnie and Clyde, however, real people die.
AdelaideHOST
30:33
I think people think that showing violence on screen is endorsing violence, and sometimes that's true.
AdelaideHOST
30:39
But sometimes to show violence on screen is actually going to deter people from glamorizing it, because when you actually see it, you realize how horrifying it actually is.
AdelaideHOST
30:49
Roger Ebert also said, it is, quote, a landmark.
AdelaideHOST
30:52
Years from now, it is quite possible that Bonnie and Clyde will be seen as the definitive film from the 1960s.
Michael A. CohenHOST
14:06
So before we get too deep into the film, let's take a second to talk about Jack Nicholson.
Michael A. CohenHOST
14:11
Now, I wanted to mention that in a review of this film done by Roger Ebert, his second review, his first review, he gave three and a half stars.
Michael A. CohenHOST
14:17
Second review, he gave it four stars.
Michael A. CohenHOST
14:20
And he said, this might be Nicholson's best performance as an actor.
Movie Friends

Movie Friends

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Sep 21 · 2 Mentions

Michelle RubensteinHOST
68:40
I mean, I don't have another movie to throw into that pile, so right now, but wow.
Seth VargasHOST
68:49
Okay, what did Roger Ebert say?
Roger EbertSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
68:51
Ebert, Ebert, I wonder what you thought about this.
Seth VargasHOST
68:57
Well, Ebert gave this a two out of four, and if you read his review, he was not tickled.
Michelle RubensteinHOST
69:55
Oh, that's great.
Michelle RubensteinHOST
69:57
So I'm just
Seth VargasHOST
69:57
imagining Roger Ebert.
Seth VargasHOST
69:58
He says, my obligation is to tell you which of the three endings to see.
MikeHOST
31:01
But...
MikeHOST
31:02
Oh, yeah, so Siskel and Ebert, yeah.
MikeHOST
31:03
Yeah.
MikeHOST
31:04
But, like, so Siskel and Ebert were not...
MikeHOST
31:08
It was not one of those things where you would watch it and you would go seek out movies or anything that they talked about?
Emerson DibleyGUEST
31:13
No.
Emerson DibleyGUEST
31:24
That was our first one.
Emerson DibleyGUEST
31:25
First one.
Stuart MulrainHOST
6:31
Grossed $18,566,872 worldwide on an estimated budget of $9 million according to IMDb.
Stuart MulrainHOST
6:39
There are no Roger Ebert or Barry Norman reviews.
Stuart MulrainHOST
6:42
I think because this film had a weird release pattern.
Stuart MulrainHOST
6:46
It just didn't generally get in front of critics for reviews.

1 HR 15 MINS LATER

Stuart MulrainHOST
81:40
The film...
Stuart MulrainHOST
81:42
When I reviewed it on Letterboxd, I put that it's arguably a two-star film, but I give it three stars because it has that nostalgia factor that hooked me right in the right field.
Stuart MulrainHOST
81:53
I could see if Roger Ebert and Barry Norman had reviewed it, it would have been negative reviews, I think, because...
Stuart MulrainHOST
82:01
If you handed this script in now, they'd be like, okay, cool, but where's your beat here and here? It's missing those beats.
Movie Friends

Movie Friends

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Sep 21 · 2 Mentions

Michelle RubensteinHOST
69:21
I mean, I don't have another movie to throw into that pile, so right now, but wow.
Seth VargasHOST
69:30
Okay, what did Roger Ebert say?
speaker_10UNKNOWN
69:32
Ebert, Ebert, I wonder what you thought about this.
Seth VargasHOST
69:38
Well, Ebert gave this a two out of four, and if you read his review, he was not tickled.
Michelle RubensteinHOST
70:36
Oh, that's great.
Michelle RubensteinHOST
70:38
So I'm just imagining
Seth VargasHOST
70:39
Roger Ebert.
Seth VargasHOST
70:39
He says, my obligation is to tell you which of the three endings to see.
Margaret MackNARRATOR
51:56
The film critic Matt Zoeller Seitz has called the first Rocky as perfect a film as has ever been made.
Margaret MackNARRATOR
52:06
Writing for RogerEbert.com in 2024 that the original 1976 Rocky has become part of the pop culture unconscious, holding its spot as tightly as Casablanca and It's a Wonderful Life.
Margaret MackNARRATOR
52:25
Rocky's career in the ring ended with a final outing in Rocky Balboa 2006, but the universe Stallone created continues to expand.
Margaret MackNARRATOR
52:38
The spinoff Creed series, following the exploits of Apollo's son, Adonis, is now a franchise of its own right, with a fourth installment in development.

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