#rogerebert — Public Fediverse posts
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New York Times: Bill Simmons’s Podcast Co-Hosts Are Tired of His A.I. Antics. “Film buffs are complaining about several instances in which Mr. Simmons used ChatGPT — which he sometimes accidentally mispronounces ‘ChatGBT’ — to approximate the opinions of the deceased film critic Roger Ebert in his movie podcast, ‘The Rewatchables.’ Some argued that it was disrespectful of Mr. Ebert; […]
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/03/new-york-times-bill-simmonss-podcast-co-hosts-are-tired-of-his-a-i-antics/ -
New York Times: Bill Simmons’s Podcast Co-Hosts Are Tired of His A.I. Antics. “Film buffs are complaining about several instances in which Mr. Simmons used ChatGPT — which he sometimes accidentally mispronounces ‘ChatGBT’ — to approximate the opinions of the deceased film critic Roger Ebert in his movie podcast, ‘The Rewatchables.’ Some argued that it was disrespectful of Mr. Ebert; […]
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/03/new-york-times-bill-simmonss-podcast-co-hosts-are-tired-of-his-a-i-antics/ -
New York Times: Bill Simmons’s Podcast Co-Hosts Are Tired of His A.I. Antics. “Film buffs are complaining about several instances in which Mr. Simmons used ChatGPT — which he sometimes accidentally mispronounces ‘ChatGBT’ — to approximate the opinions of the deceased film critic Roger Ebert in his movie podcast, ‘The Rewatchables.’ Some argued that it was disrespectful of Mr. Ebert; […]
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/03/new-york-times-bill-simmonss-podcast-co-hosts-are-tired-of-his-a-i-antics/ -
New York Times: Bill Simmons’s Podcast Co-Hosts Are Tired of His A.I. Antics. “Film buffs are complaining about several instances in which Mr. Simmons used ChatGPT — which he sometimes accidentally mispronounces ‘ChatGBT’ — to approximate the opinions of the deceased film critic Roger Ebert in his movie podcast, ‘The Rewatchables.’ Some argued that it was disrespectful of Mr. Ebert; […]
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/03/new-york-times-bill-simmonss-podcast-co-hosts-are-tired-of-his-a-i-antics/ -
New York Times: Bill Simmons’s Podcast Co-Hosts Are Tired of His A.I. Antics. “Film buffs are complaining about several instances in which Mr. Simmons used ChatGPT — which he sometimes accidentally mispronounces ‘ChatGBT’ — to approximate the opinions of the deceased film critic Roger Ebert in his movie podcast, ‘The Rewatchables.’ Some argued that it was disrespectful of Mr. Ebert; […]
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/03/new-york-times-bill-simmonss-podcast-co-hosts-are-tired-of-his-a-i-antics/ -
Christophe Gans – „Pakt der Wölfe“ (2001)„In dem Film geht es um Wölfe, französische Aristokraten, Geheimgesellschaften, Irokesen-Indianer, Kampfkünste, okkulte Zeremonien, heilige Pilze, Prahlhänse, inzestuöses Verlangen, politische Unterwanderung, tierische Geister, blutige Schlachtszenen und Bordelle. Das Einzige, was man nicht tun sollte, ist, diesen Film ernst zu nehmen. Seine Wurzeln liegen in traditionellen Monster-Sex-Fantasy-Filmen mit Spezialeffekten.“, schrieb Roger Ebert. (ARD, Wh.)
Zum Blog: https://nexxtpress.de/mediathekperlen/christophe-gans-pakt-der-woelfe-2001/ -
Christophe Gans – „Pakt der Wölfe“ (2001)
„In dem Film geht es um Wölfe, französische Aristokraten, Geheimgesellschaften, Irokesen-Indianer, Kampfkünste, okkulte Zeremonien, heilige Pilze, Prahlhänse, inzestuöses Verlangen, politische Unterwanderung, tierische Geister, blutige Schlachtszenen und Bordelle. Das Einzige, was man nicht tun sollte, ist, diesen Film ernst zu nehmen. Seine Wurzeln liegen in traditionellen Monster-Sex-Fantasy-Filmen mit Spezialeffekten.“, schrieb Roger Ebert. (ARD, Wh)
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Christophe Gans – „Pakt der Wölfe“ (2001)
„In dem Film geht es um Wölfe, französische Aristokraten, Geheimgesellschaften, Irokesen-Indianer, Kampfkünste, okkulte Zeremonien, heilige Pilze, Prahlhänse, inzestuöses Verlangen, politische Unterwanderung, tierische Geister, blutige Schlachtszenen und Bordelle. Das Einzige, was man nicht tun sollte, ist, diesen Film ernst zu nehmen. Seine Wurzeln liegen in traditionellen Monster-Sex-Fantasy-Filmen mit Spezialeffekten.“, schrieb Roger Ebert. (ARD, Wh)