"James Cameron avoids the pitfalls of telling a story about which "everybody knows the ending." Yes, the Titanic strikes an iceberg and sinks. That isn't the story he tells. He uses that as a backdrop for stories about hubris, greed, class conflict,...

(We were so enthusiastic that we even went ahead and splurged on that Mrs. DiCaprio Titanic stadium blanket, for maximum re-release viewing comfort, and compiled a Guide to Re-experiencing Titanic in 3D ahead of a special, sold-out Valentine’s Day...

Spam of the movie world — bland, over-processed and cheap.” If you’re thinking of taking it in as an accompaniment to Valentines Day, Liam Lacey in the Toronto Star urges you to think again. It is, he writes, a “Valentine’s date dud: Think wilted roses,...

How, then, did Roger Ebert scoop the world by seeing it three days ago and (surprise!) trashing it in a just-posted review? Titanic fans in major cities were invited via Facebook to attend special showings last Tuesday, 2.14, and Ebert somehow finagled...

As the cohost of Siskel and Ebert at the Movies, Roger Ebert shared his passion and expertise with TV viewers for twenty-three years. Now Ebert shares his personal life, in a candid, thoughtful memoir that begins in his hometown, Champaign, Illinois,...

“Albert Nobbs,” six-time Academy Award nominee (including a nomination for this film) Glenn Close stars as a woman forced to live as a man in 19th Century Ireland. Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times says, “This is such a brave performance by Glenn...