Season 2 of LANDMAN drills deeper into what makes that show one of the dumbest, most regressive (and perversely fascinating) shows in the Taylor Sheridan catalog. Turn and run, but I won't blame you for peeking at the trainwreck. For @ebertvoices.bsky.social: www.rogerebert.com/streaming/la...

A really fun time: I talked to Alex Horne and Greg Davies about 20! seasons! of Taskmaster, their thoughts on cast chemistry, designing tasks, their own bond, and what comes next. @vulture.com: www.vulture.com/article/task...

Grateful I could go to various red carpets on behalf of @ebertvoices.bsky.social to ask folks, in the spirit of Roger, “What’s a movie that’s been an empathy machine for you?” The teaser shows a snapshot of the fine folks I was able to interview:

Go see @sawinchell.bsky.social and @zackmast.bsky.social perform as Siskel & Ebert!

I cannot stress enough that there is nothing on the ceiling for her to look at.

Watching DEATH BY LIGHTNING, and man, Nick Offerman was born to play old school American politicians. He practically came out of the womb with a pair of muttonchops.

Fantastic Planet (1973)

It is very weird seeing my friends and family slowly start to realize we're not overreacting.

Fit check: Snow is on the ground in Chicago, means it's beanie and sturdy lined shacket season.

Fit check: Snow is on the ground in Chicago, means it's beanie and sturdy lined shacket season.

vince gilligan shaved his moustache and i can tell you right now it would take me like ten years to figure out clark kent is superman. who the fuck is that

Currently indulging in some Saturday morning cartoons: youtu.be/OVDCDT_Lldw?...

A WBEZ and Sun-Times analysis found Democrat-led states like Illinois have lower murder and violent crime rates than some Republican-led states, along with fewer undocumented immigrants with criminal records.

I bring harrowing news from the contact form submissions of the movie website I work for

Out here putting the bi in Eve's Bayou (At the Chicago Cultural Center for the first of four screenings celebrating 50 years of Siskel and Ebert At the Movies!)

i closed out my column this week with this preemptive jab at basically every commentator currently looking for ways to say that last night didn’t count

Hell yes, suck it repubs, guess virulent racism doesn't work as an election strategy

"It’s a bizarrely inspirational adventure about different types of beings overcoming the limiting parts of their own programming (literal or figurative) and/or proving there is more to them than others assumed,” writes @mattzollerseitz.bsky.social in his 4/4 star review of PREDATOR: BADLANDS.

Boy Mamdani's race is really a vivid reminder that anti-Islamic bigotry is 100% accepted in US public discourse. People don't even bother dog whistling, it's just right out in the open.

gofundme except it's for clint and i to have a pool of money to fly between miami and chicago so i won't be lonely all the time

AI companies: The future of humanoid robots is here Humanoid robot:

Here’s a disturbing video from Evanston of a federal agent hitting a man on the ground as people yell that he can’t breathe.

[Thread] Beltalowda! The Expanse will soon be celebrating its 10th anniversary on TV, and I'm starting to accumulate quite a few long-form resources on the creation of this show. For the Cant! Here is the list below. 1/8

“Amid the laugh-a-minute dialogue and innately absurd scenarios, I LOVE LA is more than a zoo where we can point and laugh at obsessive selfie-takers,” writes @clintworthing.bsky.social about the Zennial comedy series.

“It’s clear the show is running out of steam, as its new star struggles to step out of the hulking shadow of his predecessor and the story spins an overwhelming number of plates,” writes @clintworthing.bsky.social about S4 of THE WITCHER.

My favorite story on the @blockclubchi.bsky.social site this morning: A fascinating deep dive by @clintworthing.bsky.social into the fact vs fiction details of Netflix's current No. 1 movie: blockclubchicago.org/2025/10/30/w...

Now that A HOUSE OF DYNAMITE has been out for about a week, I spoke with @thebulletin.org president Alexandra Bell about nuclear readiness, what would happen to Chicago if we got nuked, and our real odds for deterring an ICBM. For @blockclubchi.bsky.social: blockclubchicago.org/2025/10/30/w...

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shout out to the photographer who said “you’re a beautiful couple” to us while standing in line waiting for milkshakes (and this was after spending the day taking multiple photos of clint and his wife), like YES we ARE so THANK YOU

i should be invited to more weddings as i will kiss everyone and also drink a lot

missiles for ICE: $1058247275014398 missiles for Israel: $128754875498219 SNAP benefits: $0???????? someone who is good at the economy please help me budget this. my family is dying

Because I maybe-sorta hate myself, tonight I watch M3GAN 2.0. Looking forward to how a cutesy girlypop horror flick disappears up its own meme-hungry ass...

I’ve been watching it, and it does what all good works about fascists should do: shows them to be pathetic, insecure pieces of shit underneath it all.

The bittersweet part of going home for a grandparent's funeral is circling back around to baby pictures they kept around of you. So, in the interest of cleansing/cursing your feed, her are a few.

Honey Somebody Shrunk The Kids But Honestly I Don't Think Playing The Blame Game Is The Appropriate Thing To Do Right Now If I'm Being Honest

going to be annoying and share this again because, frankly, i don't think our kojima symposium got the attention it deserved and i think we did a great job.

It's fall, so you know what that means: I'm in my Unabomber era

“HAL & HARPER captures the bittersweet nature of change and how closing one chapter can help you open up another,” writes @clintworthing.bsky.social about the upcoming MUBI series.

Wild that I had to write up Cooper Raiff's open-hearted but frustrating HAL & HARPER, a story about how loss and grief forces you to grow up faster than you'd like, given the week I've had. But here we are nonetheless, for @ebertvoices.bsky.social: www.rogerebert.com/streaming/ha...

She passed peacefully about 10, 20 minutes ago. Thanks to everyone who's shown support.

Ope, I say this, but today I just got the Actual Call from my mom. She's probably going to pass today. I got to see her Monday so that's good but I'm standing by to see what happens.

Was going through my photos from my trip to Chicago and I like that half the pictures I took of @clintworthing.bsky.social look like what you'd use in a true crime documentary to show someone's last living moments or in a horror movie to show that someone is cursed.

Spotted under @812filmreviews.com's lovely review of IT WAS JUST AN ACCIDENT at @ebertvoices.bsky.social; while focused on his incisive writeup of Jafar Panahi's latest, I'll happily take the side praise from this happy commenter.

D'Angelo speaking out about the physical and emotional burden of maintaining a nearly unobtainable physique and sexy image as a Black male artist should be taught in labor studies. It absolutely impacted how I analyze pop culture.

from me -- a profile of Jafar Panahi, a filmmaker whose work has perfectly met our age of surveillance and interrogation and asks the imperative question of: Who are we, and what comes next? IT WAS JUST AN ACCIDENT = masterpiece, imo.

Thanks to everyone who reached out - luckily, she improved by the time we got there, so while she's not in great shape and might be moving to palliative care, she's still with us.

Makes me cry Ev. Ery. Time. youtu.be/mcdnHFQj-mc?...

Please send good wishes to me today, everybody -- just got The Call about my last remaining grandparent. Trying to move mountains to get up to Michigan to see her while I still can.

How I write every piece