Return of ‘At the Movies!’

Posted on September 10, 2010 at 12:25 pm

Most welcome news! Roger and Chaz Ebert have announced a new edition of the legendary movie review show, “At the Movies,” featuring AP movie critic Christy Lemire, with help from luminaries like Elvis Mitchell and Omar Moore.

“This is the rebirth of a dream,” said Ebert, who partnered in recent years with Richard Roeper before cancer robbed him of the ability to speak. He said he will act as co-producer and employ a computer voice to appear on every episode with segments titled Roger’s Office devoted to classic, overlooked and new films.

Two thumbs, way, way up from me!

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Keeping it Reel with Film Gordon

Posted on September 4, 2010 at 8:00 am

Thanks so much to my dear friend Tim Gordon for including me on his fall preview show along with film critics Dann Gire (Chicago Daily Herald), Eli Savada (FilmThreat), Wilson Morales (Black Film), Arch Campbell (WJLA-TV), Daryle Lockhart (The Black Box Office), Brandon Fibbs (The Colorado Springs Gazette), Joe Barber (WTOP-FM), Rebecca Cusey (Comcast), TT Stern-Enzi (Cincinnati City Beat), Jen Chaney (Washington Post), Kevin “BDK” McCarthy (FOX 5 DC) and hosts of BlogTalkRadio’s Punch Drunk Critics, Travis Hopson and John Nolan.

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Christian Toto on How to Be a Movie Blogger

Posted on August 26, 2010 at 8:00 am

My friend and fellow critic Christian Toto has some good advice for anyone thinking of being a movie blogger. He knows what he’s talking about — he’s one of the best. I love his emphasis on focus and finding a unique take, especially his example. Who else has a list of actor comb-overs?

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Be a Movie Critic for Ovation TV

Posted on June 23, 2010 at 12:08 pm

Want to be a movie critic? Here’s your chance! Ovation TV is showing some certified classics this summer and inviting viewers to submit their reviews. They will show landmark films from big-time directors like David Lynch, Francis Ford Coppola and his daughter Sofia, Peter Bogdanovich, Woody Allen, and many more. These are movies that critics adore. Are they right? Ovation wants to know what you think about these films — Pioneering? Overrated? Better than “Citizen Kane?” Worse than “Howard the Duck?” The films include “Wall Street,” “Harold and Maude,” “The Conversation,” “The Producers,” “The Virgin Suicides,” and “Sweet and Lowdown.” Love them or hate them, send in a 1-minute video of your critique, get your friends to vote for you, and you just might see it broadcast on the air.
To get your opinions seen and heard on national TV, simply log in to the Ovation community, and upload your critique video anytime from June 22-July 12. Ovation will select the best videos with the most votes to air on TV between July 25-31. So sign up and get critiquing today!

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