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- “Those points are low enough for me. But it’s true I am an optimistic person and try to deal with situations in a straightforward and positive way. It also helps that I have been lucky enough to live a generally cheerful life.”
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Jan 14, 2009 · What I experience is the welling up of a few tears in my eyes, a certain tightness in my throat, and a feeling of uplift: Yes, there is a good person, doing a good thing. And when the movie is over, I don't want to talk with anyone.
This was one of the last reviews Roger wrote, and to my mind one of his best, bringing to bear all the craft he'd learned in the preceding four-plus decades as well as an unabashed optimism and love of youthful energy that he never lost to age.
Apr 4, 2013 · Roger Ebert may have started out as a film critic. But before his death Thursday he had become much more: Television host (his shows ran on and off in various iterations from 1975-2011), pioneer ...
Using his iconic first-person narrative style, Roger Ebert endowed A Beautiful Mind, a 2001 Academy Awards Best Picture, with a positive review and four stars. In today’s sea of reviews consisting of overly complicated sentence structures and confusing vocabularies, it's satisfying to read a piece that's in-depth and well- versed yet relatable.
Apr 17, 2013 · In Roger Ebert’s review of Sean Penn’s poignant movie of Into the Wild, Ebert wrote, “This is a reflective, regretful, serious film about a young man swept away by his uncompromising choices.
Apr 4, 2023 · Of the many, many functions of movies, the entire industrial apparatus, from stem to stern, from page to soundstage to cinema, Roger believed at his most optimistic and utopian, furthers fellowship through shared moments, even those that are shared across time, a movie’s lifetime, our own. “We are all born with a certain package. We are who we are.
Apr 3, 2013 · Amanda Holpuch in New York. Wed 3 Apr 2013 13.14 EDT. Veteran movie critic Roger Ebert has announced that he is scaling back his workload to deal with a recurrence of cancer. Ebert, 70, wrote...
