4 April 2013

Siskel and Ebert

Gutted at the news of Roger Ebert passing. One of the greatest critics of all time, a Pulitzer Prize winner for his captivating, charismatic and thought - provoking criticism. Siskel and Ebert gave us the most enthralling and gripping partnership ever.
The dynamic duo
Siskel and Ebert and The Movies and then Siskel and Ebert were such refreshingly captivating programmes that they had a huge loyal following of film fans wanting to learn. Two of the greatest voices of critique and appraisal in cinema history, they always gave their fantastic and unique judgements. Both leaving behind an incredible legacy...
A powerful collaboration of two geniuses. They seem to disagree!
                  ...R.I.P. Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert. Two eternal thumbs up!
Thumbs up!

12 comments:

  1. It's very sad, especially to fans who grew up admiring his work. What a guy, the world of film has lost someone really important today. Gem of a guy.

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  2. He's not only important to the world of film, but to the world of any critique/criticism, journalism, reviews etc. One of a kind reviewer, we could all learn from the master!

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  3. Both rather fab men, sad to say but everyone has a time to go aaah! Both enriched the world in some way

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  4. A brilliant and joyful spirit, with a keen eye for film and political commentary. Rest well Roger. You will be missed.

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  5. A great critic, champion, and true lover of film. RIP Siskel AND Ebert

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  6. So so so sad, i feel like i've grown uo with him :(

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  7. A legendary film critic with the soul of a poet. Iconic dude. A man who made Hollywood shine more than it could on its own. R.I.P. Roger Ebert

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  8. He wrote intelligent, informative criticism and wasn't condescending. R.I.P. Roger Ebert You will be missed

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  9. He made you feel like being honest about something you love was the right way to matter. Phenomenal writer, intelligent critic, terrific man. "Your intellect may be confused, but your emotions will never lie to you." - R.I.P. Roger Ebert for the love of film.

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  10. He linked the world of film and journalism together. Your perspective and truth will be missed. "I’ll see you at the movies." His entertaining criticism will be missed, and we've one less champion of wit and common sense when discussing film!

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  11. What lovely tributes, all very true xx

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  12. He really was a master communicator in helping people understand film.

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