Ebert Presents At The Movies

Ignatiy Vishnevetsky and Christy Lemire review new films opening this week. In this episode, Christy and Ignatiy review 'No Strings Attached', 'The Company Men', 'The Way Back', 'The Dilemma' and 'The Green Hornet' . Ignatiy and Christy split on all five films. Ignatiy gave all five films a thumbs up, and Christy Lemire gave all five films a thumbs down. Kim Morgan discusses the 1949 classic, 'The Third Man'. In the 'Roger's Office' segment, director Werner Herzog provides the voice of Roger Ebert as he reviews the film, 'My Dog Tulip'.

Christy and Ignatiy review "The Mechanic," "Another Year," "Barney's Version," "Biutiful," and "The Illusionist"; Roger reviews "The Rite"; Kartina Richardson comments on "Black Swan."

Christy and Ignatiy review "The Other Woman," "Cold Weather," "Louder Than a Bomb," and "The Housemaid"; Roger reviews "Sanctum" and the newly reissued "The Leopard"; and Jeff Greenfield discusses unrealistic speeches in political movies.

The critics select the movies that made them critics. Christy selects "The Breakfast Club," "Nights of Cabiria," "Magnolia," "No Country for Old Men," and "The Wizard of Oz." Ignatiy selects "True Heart Susie," "Foolish Wives," "Play Time," "Shoah," and "Histoire(s) du cinéma." Clips from Roger's choice, "Citizen Kane," are accompanied by excerpts from his commentary for the DVD of the film.

I Am Number Four, The Eagle, Unknown, Justin Bieber-Never Say Never, Inspector Bellamy (Roger Ebert).

Christy and Ignatiy review "Hall Pass," "Brotherhood," "Vanishing on 7th Street," and "Poetry"; Roger reviews "Even the Rain"; Jeff Greenfield and David Poland offer Oscar-related commentary.

Christy and Ignatiy review six films including "The Adjustment Bureau", "Boomee", "Beastly", "Take Me Home Tonight" and "Rango"; Roger reviews "I Will Follow"; Jeff Greenfield comments on language in film.

Christy and Ignatiy review "Jane Eyre," "Mars Needs Moms," "Of Gods and Men," "Certified Copy", and "Red Riding Hood"; Roger reviews "Battle: Los Angeles"; Matt Singer discusses films shot on iPhones and other consumer electronic equipment.

Christy and Ignatiy review "Paul," "Win Win," "Cracks," and "The Lincoln Lawyer"; Roger reviews "Limitless" and does a Great Movies segment on the 1943 "Jane Eyre"; Alison Bailes discusses documentaries about environmental issues.

Roger reviews "Source Code"; reviews are repeated from earlier episodes which were preempted in some cities for pledge drives. Favorites Roundup: "Rango", "Battle Los Angeles".

Christy and Ignatiy review "Insidious," "In a Better World," "Hop," and "Super"; Roger's review of "Source Code" is repeated from last week's episode; Jeff Greenfield discusses baseball movies.

Christy and Ignatiy review "Arthur," "Hanna," and the "Mildred Pierce" miniseries; Roger reviews "Your Highness"; Nell Minow discusses films where the villain is a corporation.

Christy and Ignatiy review "Trust," "The Conspirator", "Henry's Crime," and "White Irish Drinkers"; Roger reviews "Scream 4" and "Rio"; Kartina Richardson pays tribute to the "Thin Man" movies.

Ignatiy and Christy review "African Cats," "Miral," "The Greatest Movie Ever Sold," "Incendies," and "The Bang Bang Club"; Roger reviews "Water for Elephants"; and David Poland pays tribute to Sidney Lumet.

Christy and Ignatiy review "Prom," "Sympathy for Delicious," "Cave of Forgotten Dreams," and "13 Assassins," and respond to questions from viewers; Roger reviews "Fast Five."

Christy and Ignatiy review "Thor," "Something Borrowed," "Hobo with a Shotgun," and "The Beaver"; Roger reviews "Jumping the Broom."

Christy and Ignatiy review "Bridesmaids," "Everything Must Go," "Passion Play," "The First Grader," and "Skateland"; Roger reviews "There Be Dragons"; Omar Moore discusses Alfred Hitchcock's "The Wrong Man."

Christy and Ignatiy review "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides," "Earthwork," "Midnight in Paris," "Too Big to Fail," and "How to Die in Oregon"; Roger reviews "A Small Act"; Chaz Ebert reports from the Cannes Film Festival.

Christy and Ignatiy review "The Tree of Life," "Kung Fu Panda 2," and "Forks Over Knives"; Roger reviews "The Hangover Part II" and "Make Believe"; Chaz Ebert reports from Cannes; Kartina Richardson discusses Terrence Malick's "Badlands."

Christy and Ignatiy review "Beautiful Boy," "Beginners," "Film Socialisme," "Submarine," and "Tuesday, After Christmas"; Roger reviews "X-Men: First Class"; Matt Singer discusses "Videodrome."

Christy and Ignatiy review "Super 8" and "The Trip"; Roger reviews "Midnight in Paris"; Kevin Lee reports on South Korean films from the Jeonju International Film Festival; reviews of other films are repeated from earlier episodes.

Christy and Ignatiy review "Green Lantern," "The Art of Getting By," "Buck," "Mr. Popper's Penguins," and "Page One"; Roger discusses "The Bride of Frankenstein"; Kartina Richardson discusses "Who's That Knocking at My Door?".

Christy and Ignatiy review "Conan O'Brien Can't Stop," "A Better Life," "Road to Nowhere," and "Rejoice and Shout"; Roger reviews "Cars 2" and does a Great Movies segment on "Say Amen, Somebody."

Christy and Ignatiy review "Transformers: Dark of the Moon," "Bad Teacher," "Larry Crowne," "Beats Rhymes & Life," "Cars 2," and "Terri"; Roger pays tribute to Peter Falk's work in "Wings of Desire" and "A Woman Under the Influence."

The critics discuss the trend of films being released in 3D, including "Avatar", "Thor", Cars 2", "Green Lantern", "Pirates of the Caribbean: on Stranger Tides".

Christy and Ignatiy review "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2," "Horrible Bosses," "Zookeeper," "Lucky," "The Ward," and "Project Nim"; Roger reviews "Tabloid"; David Poland discusses Stanley Kubrick.