Roger Ebert’s Movie Home Companion

Roger Ebert’s Movie Home Companion by Roger Ebert, published by Andrews McMeel Publishing in 1992, is a comprehensive resource for film enthusiasts. This edition features 896 pages in English and marks Ebert’s 25 years as a film critic, during which he became the only film critic to win a Pulitzer Prize. The book begins with Ebert’s reflections on the art of moviegoing, followed by approximately 1,100 full-length reviews of notable films available on home video, all meticulously indexed by title, director, and stars.
Readers will find a wealth of information within this guide, which includes 150 new reviews alongside Ebert’s insightful commentary on the film industry. The content covers various aspects of performing arts and film, providing both historical context and critical analysis. This edition serves as a valuable reference for anyone interested in film history and criticism, making it a significant addition to the library of any cinephile.
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Marking 25 years as a film critic, Roger Ebert–the only film critic to win a Pulitzer Prize–devotes the introduction of his annual Movie Home Companion to observations on the art of moviegoing. Then come some 1,100 full-length reviews of the most interesting films on home video, all fully indexed by title, director, and stars. Includes 150 new reviews.
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