R.I.P Roger Ebert - The Only Film Critic I'll Ever Trust

[ChancellorKremlin]

So dies legendary film critic Roger Ebert, at the comparatively young age of 70, after a lengthy battle with cancer. Roger was the first ever film-critic to win the Pullizter Prize for criticism in 1975, only eight years after becoming a film critic in 1967. His reviews generally gathered large audiences and have been syndicated on thousands of newspapers and websites around the world, and were famous for their no-nonsense approach and simple thumbs up or down ratings.

 

RIP Roger, while I disagreed with a few of your movie reviews, I found the majority to be spot on, and a good indicator of the quality of any given movie. Tread lightly, you're in a better place now, where bad movies haunt you no longer. 

 

Sad days.

[Happysparkles]

Interesting point made, I am one of the most out of it people there is (Thanks to my magic key to LaLa land)

But even I've heard his name.

A Legendary critic indeed.

My he Rest In Peace .

[Ashal]

I frequently didn't agree with his opinions on movies, but I still always sought out and respected his opinion regardless. He'll be missed, he was the last of the celebrity critics.

[myuhinny]

Quite a few have passed away recently Roger Ebert and Annette Funicello died at age 70 and Margret Thatcher. Annette Funicello had quite a few good movies.

[Kamen Rider Kuuga]

No matter what, he had one Hell of a sexy voice.