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  • 3 weeks ago | rogerebert.com | Clint Worthington

    For Kevin Smith, making "Dogma" was the ultimate expression of his own waning religiosity, filtered through the verbose, irreverent, and crude humor that made him one of the most revered filmmakers of the '90s indie boom. The kernel of the script predates his microbudget hit debut "Clerks," having begun as a script called "God" that allowed him to express his doubts as a flagging Catholic growing up in New Jersey.

  • 3 weeks ago | blockclubchicago.org | Clint Worthington

    CHICAGO — On June 3, a new video-on-demand documentary arrived that explores the decades-long effort by conservative politicians and media platforms to bolster Republican support by stoking white grievance. “White With Fear” comes courtesy of Chicago-born filmmaker and journalist Andrew Goldberg.

  • 3 weeks ago | rogerebert.com | Clint Worthington

    With the 2025 Cannes Film Festival in our rear view mirror, we still bring more insights into Chaz Ebert 's coverage of the fest. In this video, critics Ben Kenigsberg, Robert Daniels, and Siddhant Adlakha speak with Chaz about their findings on the festival's offerings. Watch the video below.

  • 1 month ago | rogerebert.com | Clint Worthington

    It's funny, in a world where the " Andor" finale gave us the recent return of K-2SO, "Star Wars"'s most invigoratingly droll assault droid, to see another sci-fi show crop up with another similarly cynical murder-bot.

  • 1 month ago | rogerebert.com | Clint Worthington

    There's a curious effect to the cumulative raunch of Tom Segura's new sketch show, "Bad Thoughts," which feels like "I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson" for divorced dads who lost custody. As a standup, Segura delights in pushing buttons, often in, let's say, unsophisticated ways; he'll throw a slur at you, or talk about big dicks, the same way we order a sandwich.

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