Roger Ebert

A veteran comedian shares his picks for the only comedies that have truly withstood the test of time, explaining why certain films remain flawless while others fade away.

The steamy 1998 thriller starring Matt Dillon, Kevin Bacon, Neve Campbell, and Denise Richards arrives on the streaming platform nearly three decades after its theatrical debut, bringing its twisted plot and memorable performances to a new generation.

The legendary film critic delivered one of his harshest reviews ever for a holiday film that he called manipulative and phony, despite its star-studded cast including Lauren Bacall and Leslie Nielsen.

The legendary film critic rarely walked out of theaters, but one 1989 romantic comedy was so unbearable it made him question time itself. His brutal half-star review became legendary.

The legendary film critic delivered one of his most brutal reviews ever for a 1992 comedy starring Jason Bateman, calling it a complete failure in taste and storytelling that left audiences wondering how it got made.

The acclaimed actor reveals his most rewatchable movie choice - and it's not what you'd expect from the '12 Years a Slave' star.

The acclaimed actor doesn't hold back when discussing his 1985 role in Eleni, revealing his brutally honest take on his own work and relationship with critics.

Legendary film critic Roger Ebert was known for his sharp opinions, but one 2005 horror movie pushed him over the edge. He found it so disturbing that he broke his own rules, refusing to give it a formal review and instead issuing a stark warning to all potential viewers. What made this film so uniquely vile?

Even A-list actors have projects they'd rather forget. For Rachel Weisz, one star-studded war epic stands out as a major disappointment. Despite a powerhouse cast and a promising story, the actress found herself stuck on a set with a script she knew was failing from the start.