The Siskel & Ebert & Roeper Video Review Archive

Still, all that writing came from a place of love Siskel & Ebert was always one of my favorite shows as a teenager (though, at that age, I never admitted it to anyone). Though I had no idea at the time, watching the show was incredibly important; those episodes (first on 11 AM on Sundays, later nearer to midnight on Sundays, which was a hardship for a high school student who treasured his sleep, but I made the sacrifices) was probably the first time I realized that a few lucky people got to watch movies as a job. It wasn't long before I decided this is the greatest job in the entire world (short of Gary Cohen's, but there's only one of those).

This is a wonderful resource, easy to use and absolutely free. Kudos. Now if only they'd put up some of those legendary promo fights and let us watch those as well.
Labels: Siskel and Ebert
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I've already spent about 4 hours on this site in the last few days, searching all my favorite movies post-1985 (Wayne's World video is "coming soon"). I love laughing at their bickering or at a really good takedown of something like "Ed". Though when they are both on the same page, like Ebert & Roeper's exstatic review of "In America" I can't help but smile.
Anyone else glad that Ebert is writing reviews on Fridays once again? For me, he's the soul of film criticism, and now that he's back, I'm excited again about films.
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