Roger Ebert's Movie Yearbook

This has been a big year for Roger Ebert. In January 2005, he received "TelevisionWeek"'s Lifetime Achievement Award, and this summer he will be honored with a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame. It seems only fitting that his "Movie Yearbook" is annually regarded as the best place to turn to learn about and choose a movie. The 2006 volume contains all Ebert reviews written from January 2003 through June 2005. That includes blockbusters such as "Million Dollar Baby" and "The Aviator" along with surprise hits like "Sideways", and such moving films as "Hotel Rwanda" and "Vera Drake". (Oh, yes, and "Brown Bunny" as well.) Roger Ebert's "Movie Yearbook 2006" also includes all Ebert interviews and essays for the year, the biweekly Questions for the Movie Answer Man, and Ebert's well-respected film festival coverage. As if those weren't enough to keep any film buff glued to this book, it also contains a list of all movies previously appearing in Ebert's "Video Companion" or "Movie Yearbook" with the critic's star ratings.