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Head Over Heart Climbed out of the ocean Learned to walk upright Now not one…
It's Love In the day In the night Say it right Say it all You either…
You Are the Breeze I do each morning and spend some time with you I…

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@evesapple

10y↑135

Hope everyone who has chosen to mock Ebert for how he looked after battling cancer feel really great about themselves. He dealt with his condition with grace, dignity, and an incredible amount of bravery that they can only dream of.
...Seriously, earthworms could claim more compassion.

@bloboshitful

5y↑4

It reaps what IT sowed! Ebert was a sleaze

@yournamehere6002

@@bloboshitful He of course, wasn't at all.

@kellygreen5556

@@bloboshitful true Kyle

@ruly8153

@@kellygreen5556
You listening Kelly
This comment just described your sad spiteful pathetic life

@nabeelchutkae5663

10y↑125

Thank you Roger for all the great movie reviews you've done. You were one of a kind. May you and Gene Siskel R.I. P

@davidknight6768

5y↑1

WHO or WHAT would seek publicity like this?

@chris-um2sh

4y↑28

this was such an inspiring video. Rest in Peace Roger Ebert

@DancingChakra

13y↑7

His wife made me want to cry. She's a phenomenal woman. Awesome talk.

@test-do1gc

1y↑8

we should all find a love like Chaz. These two were truly in love and soul mates. Roger was an extremely courageous man and this story is so inspirational. Don't give up in face of adversity and serious health issues. I'm sure his wife is 50% of his courage. R.i.p Roger. Thanks for your reviews and lovely memories.

@blahdeedah

7y↑31

This deserves more views.

A lot of bile in many comments...which is a pity. I was personally struck by Ebert's sense of humor and grace in coping with his loss of human speech, which would be a great blow to anyone, as well as the supportive relationship he and his wife seem to share. Thumbs up from me.

@kellygreen5556

5y↑1

blah de dadh fatso is dead. he rotted

@yournamehere6002

3y↑6

@@kellygreen5556 And you will, too, without leaving behind the kind of legacy he did.

@kellygreen5556

@@yournamehere6002 tumble off. Most young people never even heard of it despite constant publicity seeking. Address the topic. And pick a better troll name again in mom's house while dreaming of your date ebeast. It told you what to watch. Next up at bat is the same infantile under the name "dante's inferno" . Clever NOT. Pick another pimple!

@dantesinferno1093

3y↑2

@@kellygreen5556 Are you depressed? Do you even have friends? Maybe your own parents don't like you, hence why you're so bitter. Whatever the reason, your comments towards Ebert that go back years are inexcusable.

@kellygreen5556

The wife finally admitted they met at a meeting of Alcoholic's Anonymous when he was 300lbs

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@parapoliticos52

3y↑4

Sad endings for both of them.
They remain a duo even at that. RIP Guys.

@halcyonyear

13y↑12

Such a powerful expression of human language. Sometimes we forget how cruel life can be. And there are those who rise above it. Roger Ebert, I salute you!

@MaryJo22

3y↑2

The strength showed by this man during his illness is astounding. Much respect to you, Mr. Ebert!
If I ever had to walk a similar path in life I hope to have your courage and your will to not give up.
My admiration goes also to his wife, incredibly strong woman!

@kilifischkopp1442

5y↑11

I love Roger's attitude to life.

@magenta687

11y↑8

Chaz's commentary to Roger as she is reading is so sweet. You can feel their love and how strong it is.

@flyingspaghetti158

13y

What a great testament to the human spirit. It is truly moving to see Roger Ebert’s determination to continue doing what he loves, and the way his loved ones, especially his wife, have rallied around him. Beautiful.

@panpiper

13y↑4

I am SO glad to have seen this. Back when I actually watched television, Roger Ebert was the only movie critic I actually cared to listen to. Everyone else it seemed reviewed based on their own personal tastes. Roger would review a movie based on it's audience, it's genre. I have often wondered what became of him. I am moved to tears to see that his journey has continued, an adventure worthy of the character of the heroes in his beloved movies. Maybe I'll read him instead now.

@sha11235

3y↑3

8 years now since Roger left us.

@michaeltylerable

11y↑1

That was truly moving. I love Ebert. He is so humble.

@mfnstudioschannel

12y↑3

Good old Ebert. Always so positive, even when he can't speak. What a great man :-)

@HeistMovie

11y↑1

I'm so sad about the lost the world reported. I wish all relatives, friends and fans all the best and greetings from Germany. God Bless you guys and rest in peace Mr. Ebert

@HaoPK

13y

One of the best talk's that's been uploaded in a while.

@Geoshi

13y↑5

"I Have No Mouth, But I Must Scream", is an amazing read, I highly recommend to any avid reader!

@darkravenswings

13y

I got a little teary. I admit it. He has always been such an eloquent man.

@mutal3

12y↑1

god bless you roger...hope you get 20 more years of movies

@Psypomp

13y↑1

Chaz Ebert is a very special person. Roger Ebert is lucky to have such a strong support system, and I wish him many, many more years of writing and laughter.

@kennyhopkins72

12y↑1

This was very inspiring. Very touching. TED is a great organization. I am glad that Roger Ebert has been able to help advance a technology that will be useful to many people in the future!

@alistairzhao7188

11y↑7

Looking at him, it makes feel that his eyes can really speak

@Troubleshooter125

13y

I have enjoyed Roger Ebert since I first saw "Siskel and Ebert at the Movies" too many years ago to count. To see and "hear" him now tells me that he remains as vital and dynamic as ever, the lack of a natural voice notwithstanding. I salute you, Roger. Two Thumbs WAY UP!

@Airstream1974

11y↑1

His TED video is one of the most profound I've read, reflecting not on his fatal disease, but much larger issues of what makes us human, truly human.

@destroyernoah

3y↑5

Why are half of the comments so full of rage?

@rochoah

11y↑1

This is one of the best TED talks ever!

@das908kind

13y↑4

The only film reviews I ever read are those by Ebert. I wish you and your family the best, and look forward to continuing to turn to your opinions, when ever I am watching a film (I often read your opinions post-viewing, just to see what you thought). Roger, thanks for all your work over the years and all the best!! Even if you can no longer speak, your voice will continue - keep writing! thanks... ~T

@MattUebel

13y↑2

This fills me with love for humanity, once again

@trevmac8362

9y↑2

me and my dad watched him and Gene on our first color TV every Sunday for 30 minutes and it brings back great memories thinking about those innocent times
thank you Roger

@trevmac8362

silly rabbit

@Dottiecurran

11y

So true. I always love your remarks

@vwgreythumper

13y

Mr and Mrs Ebert should be an inspiration to everyone, abled, differently abled, and disabled. This evolution of communication is not a static thing, and who knows what the future holds? I'm all for any technology that enables human beings to connect and communicate effectively. I'll never take my voice nor the resilliance of the human spirit for granted again. Thank You for your courage and grace in sharing your journey, Mr. Ebert.

@robertprochnow2892

38w

Poor guy. R.I.P. Roger. You are loved and missed to this very day.

@horusheru8542

Bless his memory.. R.i.p

@HBSanta

13y↑2

Best TED talk ever. Roger Ebert and Chaz are two truly remarkable people. The 9 people who disliked this video are inhuman emotionless zombies.

@robertkaplan3686

1y↑1

God Bless these people especially Rogers wife

@crazyjoo

13y

truly incredible and inspiring

@chirleywilchenski5738

2y↑2

É admirável como ele se reinventou. Algumas pessoas desistem de si mesmas quando se deparam com um problema dessa dimensão. Terei que retirar um nódulo da minha tireóide, fico com muito medo de afetar minha voz, sou um ser humano muito fraco.

@carissa813

11y

what a beautiful spirit!!!

@Filecreator

13y

Great finisher with the joke. Im touched

@RogerCRocha

13y

Beautiful beyond words.

@HudzunDunDunDun

if only he made it to today. voice recreation is seamless. RIP

@azndude3600

13y

God I love Roger Ebert so much. He is a legend and a touchstone to cinema.

@ngonzale3

11y

Incredible!

@antoinepav

8y↑1

Now he looks always happy

@fahim113

13y

Wow! Really have no other words for this!

@Fuxnewsux

9y↑10

The perfect example of true love "Roger and Chaz"

@Dottiecurran

9y↑2

Honey, if looking at Ebert and Chaz makes you think of love, I am ready to vomit

@Dottiecurran

kingkonglang long I agree!

@daveybaby131

9y↑2

+Fuxnewsux Hard... love of money. What woman would let ebert touch her?

@gabrielle5608

Beastiality

@iSOBigD

13y↑1

He's a great guy and it's really sad that this happened to him. I'm glad he's still doing his thing though, I still like his reviews.

@tmtallum

13y

So inspiring.

@Stephen_Lafferty

11y↑2

RIP Roger Ebert (1942 - 2013).

@P00P0STER0US

13y↑2

Brings up a good point about synthesized voice. I would have thought that they'd use existing spoken words to inform a filter to re-create the same, or nearly the same, voice. Given a few thousand words, the sounds created by the speaker would be available to characterization I would think, considering computers can learn how to recognize words once it learns an individual voice.

@HotHotPastrami

13y

LOVING CHAZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Loving Roger too. Big time. His heart, mind, voice, reviews and spirit will continue to resonate in my own heart and being.

@Caps888

11y

He will be gravely missed. Greatest American film critic of all time. Rest in peace.

@stephenexmachina

13y↑4

while difficult to watch at first this grows to be a very inspirational video about science, technology, humanity and heart. I have a feeling that old Rogde might someday be the subject of a bio pic. I hope he gets to review it :)

@atoonproductions

@majinspy

13y↑2

@zrhealey I think Ebert was drawing a line between a game, and art. A game can contain art, but it isn't art itself. At the end of the day, the bare-bone mechanics of Bioshock aren't any different from Doom, quake, or any other FPS. It could be firing white dots at black dots, and as far as the game goes, it is the same. It is the art of the game that makes it worth playing. The characters, the plot devices, the stunning settings. The game as a whole may not be art, but art is still inside :)

@smoothbanana

13y

This voice technology is amazing. Imagine having all talks, even the most boring ones, dictated by someone as inspiring

@AntimatterSemen

11y↑2

Come on, Mr. Ebert, that last movie you saw wasn't THAT jaw-dropping.

@TheBitchinbabs

11y

The voice was not ever remade. How undignified that it would appear like this

@SpinningCastle

11y↑2

Roger and Chaz is a great love story.

@smoothbanana

13y

Limits are only limits if you perceive them to be. Life is life. Enjoy it while it lasts. I'm glad that Roger Ebert is remaining optimistic and continuing on to live the best life he can. His reviewing style is entertaining to say the least :)

@taco2947

3y↑2

I always liked Roger. He was maybe the more "prickish" of the two when it came to Siskel and Ebert, but he was a little more real. Kinda like he was more likely to tell you like it really is. Truth is they were both fantastic, and kept millions of people entertained by giving their opinion on entertainment.

@SeanBurkeShow

13y

An inspirational and sad story

@annthuhknee

11y↑1

R.I.P. Roger Ebert

@sharpeinthelab

13y

amazing.

@brandonnorris8422

11y

@15:24, that's true love. She loves him so much. What a great pair Chaz and Roger were. I miss him.

@steve0281

13y

What a wonderful spirit he is exhibiting here!

@albinasuikis8636

10y

WELL HE LOOKS HAPPY

@Dottiecurran

12y

It is a blessing on the world that Roger Ebert has cancer and is rotting

@holdmybeer

13y

what a wonderful man!

@daki681

11y

One word....AMAZING

@EPW389

13y

Talk about taking it in stride. What a guy

@fluff975

11y↑1

Couldn't have said it better. Just heartless, soulless bullies.

@TheGoldenKing20

13y↑1

Awww, Roger... :')

@noahjoe1609

11y

What a great guy.

@Ramshobraja

13y

Good to see that he still has a great sense of humour.

@bavwill

13y

Lovely stuff.

@minnescanada

13y↑1

Whoah, I had no idea he had so much wrong with his health. Happily he still reviews and writes.

@Waranoa

13y↑2

This is a riot! Look at this guy! Of course it's amazing and fantastic, but god, is he funny like this! Props to you man, awesome man!

@SpinningCastle

11y↑1

"My philosophy is kindness."

@plopppytheman

11y↑3

It's hard to be sad when he always looks SO HAPPY with his mouth open

@kaisergrendel

13y

@maxgunn555 For mice? Where can I read about this?

@maxgunn555

13y

@smoothbanana the reason we'd want to live forever is because in case you havent noticed but we humans do what we want. we're designed to bring ourselves happiness whether it's from learning truths like from ted talks or from competing with others (sports teams) e.t.c. no matter what life is good if you make it good. your environment's constantly evolving because of humans need to adapt from diminishing returns. the internet/video games only just happened don't you want to see more?

@LeonidasGGG

13y

@coRnflEks I followed your suggestion -I'm kind of a movie critic myself- and you are absolutelly right. Thanks!

@TheDeeFormed

11y

I like the horror genre which is why I am looking at Ebert. Which horror flick did you get your current photo from?

@oshinsr

13y

What a moving talk.

@Josue166

11y↑11

She loved that man

@man1378

loves?

@MrJoeybabe25

4y↑2

Roger Ebert was VERY brave!

@rayanedathodu

9y↑10

I understand that some people are mad. VERY mad that Ebert tweeted something that was a bit too soon after Dunn's death. Guys, understand this, he apologized publicly to everyone saying that what he tweeted was too soon. Yet some people still get butt hurt over the fact that he tweeted that IGNORING his apology. This is inexcusable. If you made fun of 9/11 or the Holocaust as a joke or you realized your mistake but the others won't forgive you and constantly torture you about it, would you feel good? You know it's a mistake, you apologized for it, and yet people still make fun of you. Thank God that Ebert at least was smart enough to not be hurt by the vile viciousness of you people. RIP Dunn and Ebert

@Dottiecurran

9y↑1

Drunkard Ebert had no dignity in deformity

@Dottiecurran

9y↑1

It was a publicity stunt as he couldn't go on a speaking tour to promote his new book. Ebert was trash

@CrazyHorseInvincible

Mbc ....
Ok. I'm going to be extremely patient here. Reread my comment and tell me this: am I defending Roger Ebert or criticizing him?

@MichaelBCooper

CrazyHorseInvincible I'm going to be extremely patient here as well. I was agreeing with you. Reread my comment and tell me this: did I say "you" or "people"?

@CrazyHorseInvincible

Mbc "I'm going to be extremely patient here as well. I was agreeing with you."

I wasn't asking whether you agreed with me. Let's practice reading comprehension before we try out condescension for ourselves, yes?

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@PhattyMo

13y

Holy shit. I haven't seen him in years. All I can say is wow,so sad. However,he does look good,and seems to be in good spirits,as usual!

@sth128

13y↑2

Amazing stuff, what technology can do for us. I came here after spending an afternoon reading up on AI development.

@sha11235

12y

Very touching and funny. Loved the little jokes. One error though: the show at the time was called Ebert and Roeper, not Ebert and Roper at the Movies.

@ZeroRacer

13y

respect

@ufo8mykat

13y

I used youtube to learn to speak because it has always been hard and terrifying for me. I agree with this video.

@ytzaika

R.I.P Roger

@scanhopper

11y

RIP.

@ZarahLean

11y

I agree. Your comment is thoughtful and correct. His show was on after midnight long ago. When he tried to write movies, all were failures and smutty

@chelilandia

13y

AH-MAZING talk.

@zooeyrong

11y

Exactly. Dealing with such hardships in life truly makes Roger Ebert stand out as a remarkable MAN.

@MIHNIMark

11y↑1

R.I.P Ebert

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@bloboshitful

@yournamehere6002

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@ruly8153

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@davidknight6768

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@horusheru8542

@HBSanta

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@crazyjoo

@chirleywilchenski5738

@carissa813

@Filecreator

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@fahim113

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@tmtallum

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@P00P0STER0US

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@TheBitchinbabs

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