At the Movies

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At the Movies was a long-running American film review television program, best known for featuring critics like Roger Ebert who popularized the "thumbs up/thumbs down" style of movie criticism.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film review television program
television program
audience general television audience
basedOn earlier Siskel and Ebert review programs
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
format half-hour television program
genre film criticism
review show
hasCriticalApproach consumer-oriented recommendations
conversational debate
hasCriticPairFormat yes
hasPresenter A.O. Scott NERFINISHED
Ben Lyons NERFINISHED
Ben Mankiewicz NERFINISHED
Christy Lemire NERFINISHED
Elvis Mitchell NERFINISHED
Gene Siskel NERFINISHED
Michael Phillips NERFINISHED
Richard Roeper NERFINISHED
Roger Ebert NERFINISHED
hasTitle At the Movies NERFINISHED
influenced later television film review shows
popularization of binary thumbs-up/thumbs-down criticism
medium television
mediumOfBroadcast syndicated television
network syndication
notableCritic Gene Siskel NERFINISHED
Richard Roeper NERFINISHED
Roger Ebert NERFINISHED
notableFeature in-studio film clips and commentary
thumbs up/thumbs down movie rating system
two-critic discussion format
notableFor making film criticism accessible to mainstream audiences
on-air disagreements between critics
originalLanguage English
primaryDistribution U.S. broadcast television
productionCompany Buena Vista Television NERFINISHED
reviewScale thumbs down
thumbs up
two thumbs up
subjectMatter current theatrical film releases
film industry trends
typicalSegment critics debate segment
individual film reviews
picks of the week

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Roger Ebert notableWork At the Movies
Stanley Clarke notableWork At the Movies