Awake in the Dark

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Roger Ebert has spent nearly forty years writing film reviews for the Chicago Sun-Times, establishing himself as America’s most celebrated film critic. He was the first film critic to win a Pulitzer Prize and is the only one with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. His influential TV show, At the Movies, popularized the phrase “two thumbs up.” Despite reviewing more films than any other critic, Ebert’s essential writings had never been compiled—until now. This collection allows fans and film enthusiasts to explore the best of Ebert’s work through reviews, interviews, and essays that showcase his significant contributions to cinema. Spanning iconic films from The Godfather to GoodFellas and covering pivotal moments in film history—from the rise of rebel Hollywood to the indie revolution—this volume captures Ebert's insights. The book features extraordinary interviews with influential directors like Martin Scorsese and Steven Spielberg, as well as respected actors such as Meryl Streep and James Stewart. Ebert’s celebrated essays, including tributes to John Cassavetes and black-and-white films, further enrich this collection. Awake in the Dark serves as a treasure trove for fans of this seminal critic and anyone interested in a compelling chronicle of film since the late 1960s.