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Happy New Year 2026 from Chaz Ebert & RogerEbert.com

Sikha Sarma
Last updated: January 5, 2026 7:22 am
Sikha Sarma
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A Look Back at 2025: Celebrating Film and Cultural Milestones

As we welcome January 1, 2026, it’s a perfect moment to reflect on the cinematic landscape of 2025. Over dinner with esteemed friends in various fields, it was noted that whether discussing psychology, photography, astrology, or cryptology, the prior year felt peculiarly unpredictable. Hopeful chatter soon evolved around the promise that 2026 is ushering in a fresh wave of improvement across these fields. With therapy and creativity at the forefront, viewers can recharge their spirits through arts and culture this year.

Contents
  • A Look Back at 2025: Celebrating Film and Cultural Milestones
  • Key Updates from RogerEbert.com
  • Reflecting on a Year of Cultural Conversations
  • A Year of Festivals and Celebrations
  • Celebrating Excellence in Cinema
  • In Memoriam: Remembering Icons
  • Conclusion: Looking Ahead with Hope

Key Updates from RogerEbert.com

Our contributors, under the guidance of a stellar Editorial Team at RogerEbert.com, have consistently delivered rich content, celebrating films and performances that have touched hearts. Superstars of film criticism Brian Tallerico, Matt Zoller Seitz, Nell Minow, Robert Daniels, and Clint Worthington have laid the groundwork for the critical discourse you’ve come to expect. Their efforts, along with support from the Corporate Team, testify to the enduring legacy of the platform.

The heart of RogerEbert.com is not only in its reviews but also in its community and collaborations with a fervent audience. Before his passing in 2013, Roger Ebert expressed his passion for continuing the dialogue surrounding cinema, and the site serves as a testament to that mission. The engaging discussions on films and cultural events reflect the influence he had on film criticism, picturesque moments, and our enduring love for the art form.

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Reflecting on a Year of Cultural Conversations

The past year has been a hub of creative outpouring. Our editorial teams worked tirelessly to provide insightful film reviews and opinion pieces, showcasing a vast array of perspectives throughout 2025. Notable contributors included Sheila O’Malley, Glenn Kenny, Christy Lemire, and many others who shared their unique insights and critiques that enlivened our discourse around film.

We also had the privilege of engaging in conversations with legendary artists such as Rian Johnson, Jennifer Lawrence, and Stellan Skarsgård. These dialogues brought passion and depth, prioritizing the human experiences that cinema so beautifully reflects. You can explore these expressions further by visiting us [here](https://www.myaxom.com/category/reviews).

A Year of Festivals and Celebrations

In January, the Sundance Film Festival paved the way for our coverage, featuring dynamic reports from our writers. This was followed by insightful commentary on overlooked films during Oscars season, including gripping pieces by Tim Grierson. Each month was rich with cultural engagement, from our annual Women Writers Week in March to major film festivals such as SXSW and Cannes in April and May, respectively.

Our team descended on Austin for SXSW, offering vibrant discussions about eclectic indie films and noteworthy studio projects. The excitement didn’t fade there; Ebert Fest celebrated its roots at the Virginia Theatre, showcasing cinematic masterpieces and various esteemed guests. It’s bittersweet that this tradition may reach its conclusion, but plans are underway to rejuvenate it for one last edition in April 2026.

Celebrating Excellence in Cinema

Throughout 2025, we promoted various cultural events and celebrated the voices of Black writers and international critics alike. Our initiative recognized remarkable contributions from many writers hailing from across the globe, reinforcing our commitment to inclusivity in film criticism.

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The Toronto International Film Festival heralded the 50th anniversary of “Siskel & Ebert,” with festivities that reminded us of the duo’s cultural imprint on audiences and critics alike. Through curated screenings and tribute articles, we reflected on their legacy and examined its vast influence on the film industry.

In Memoriam: Remembering Icons

In 2025, we faced significant losses within the film community, with the passing of legends like Rob Reiner and Gene Hackman. Our Tributes section held space for remembrance and celebration of their talents, highlighting the impact they left on our screens.

Conclusion: Looking Ahead with Hope

The landscape of cinema continues to evolve, fostering new conversations and connections at every turn. As we progress through 2026, there is a palpable sense of vitality, fueled by shared experiences reiterated through storytelling. The array of voices within our community will undeniably lead to richer discourse and appreciation for cinema’s power.

To stay updated on this exciting release and explore more engaging content, check out MyAxom Reviews for the latest reviews and news regarding the entertainment industry. For more information and updates on upcoming shows and movies, visit MyAxom Movies Review. Don’t miss out on the latest trends and news in entertainment on MyAxom Box Office.

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