Cinephiles disagree on many things, but regarding the greatest American film critic, there is a consensus about Roger Ebert.

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Onscreen, Batman has been ejected from Gotham City. Both the recently released sequel ... Resurrection,” continues the story that began in 1989 with the release of “Batman,” the Warner ...

Batman Begins rarely gets the respect it deserves for laying the foundation of the Arkham series, so it’s about time we ...