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I was glad to see this, anyways! Especially the clip that didn't make it into the movie!

For once, Siskel and Ebert completely miss the message of a movie.

Film wasn’t the right medium for Kauffman. He thrived off a live audience.

The moose lines were hilarious! The theme song is really super nostalgic for me. I was really young when this came out, and am not sure if I saw it at all, or maybe on a network TV airing instead of in theaters. I definitely knew about it from a young age because I can't remember a moment in my life when I didn't know this movie existed, LOL.

Just shows why critics are useless and dumb. This is my favourite ST movie. I love how it depicts the fear from the unknown, how I can experience what it is like to meet a real alien. I love how it does not rush, does not include battle scenes just for the sake of it, I love how humans acts and feel like humans, and so on. The world is not 2 bits, not just black and white. Movies can be made about anything, not just those handful of genres, feelings, actions... Critics are okay to exist, but they should never forget that theirs are only one specific opinion, and they shall always alert the reader viewer of this.

I miss seeing these guys. I learned about film criticism and how to view movies in a different way. And this was in Elementary School!

I don't get the racism charge. A lot of professional fighters are black. Statistically, who is most likely to be his next opponent/challenger?

Shocking pink oww...owww!!!!😅😅😅❤

Honestly Gene is FULL of bad takes. When separated from Roger, he's just a snob who doesn't understand the purpose of a lot of the films he reviews. We like him because of his banter with Roger.

“Time After Time” is all but forgotten and a great movie.

Reeve will always be Superman to me. There is no other one

Weird how Ebert gave Phantasm some nice compliments but also trashed it at the same time.

So if Gene didn't like the last few previous James Bond films, he's saying "The Spy Who Loved Me" isn't good? That's just crazy. But "For Your Eyes Only" was indeed a great Bond film.

Not to speak ill of the dead...but if a movie was not Terms of Endearment or other touchy kind of chick flick, Ebert never liked it.

Moonraker was a blast start to finish. I wonder what the "other" film was that Siskel was going to suggest in order to kill two and a half hours in summer at the movies. As much fun as Moonraker? I doubt it.

Heaven's Gate is an excellent movie, and these two nerds are turds.

the black hole is dismal dire disney dribble , star wars rip off , no wonder its daisy mary sue was garbage trash from kk bob iger jar jar abrams , anything disney makes is cheap garbage trash

Just wait for the next Star Trek film - now *there's* a villain!!

Not everything can be Star Wars tho'. Buck Rogers, Galactica, Star Crash, Message from Space, Flash Gordon, all nowhere near as good as Star Wars obviously but all still a lot of fun, and this 70s kid loved them then and I still do.

"Mommy Dearest" is the next film Ebert hated,..just in case anybody is wondering.

Disagree Henry Fonda & Katherine Hepburn are the weakest more pathetic leads justyfying being shyte parents to daughter Jane Fonda, her new boyfriend Dabney Coleman and his son. Critics way after saw tis in 1982 got all wrong, the parents were dickheads all along and self pitying because of age and health. Be a better person younger when having children or dont have at all. Just tripe

Aka Joe & Jill Biden

Blue Lagoon was one of the movies of all time.

the problem with the movie is the melodramatic love triangle. The story of the Johnson County War was already enough movie.

Oh look at how "high-minded" S and E are here.

This is absolutely my favourite animated movie of all time. Well, maybe this and Akira tied for first, but for the same reason, you never EVER see animation or storied like either anymore. Nobody does cel animation anymore.

Too bad Siskel and Ebert didn’t live to review Caligula: The Ultimate Cut!!!!

I was 12 years old With my mom . It was a great move When i was a kid Couldn't understand mothers. But now that I'm older I now understand The Story.

Caligula rocks. Now i wanna watch the half of these movies i haven't seen already.

Anybody else hear the song Dog Police when Spot barks?

This Movie was an ultimate in Horror.. and to this day, i'm scared of even the meager fog bank.

surprising the Ebert got this one wrong

Rog knocked it out of the park here

They always shit on martial arts movies in the beginning like it's easy to pick bad ones 'cause they're all snobs.

I loved this movie

Boy these guys really didn't care about spoilers!!!🤣🤣🤣 This is one of my favorite in the franchise!!!

Sneak preview??? Jesus they gave away a plot twist!!! Hadn't they heard of spoilers back then?

Can you imagine if these guys were around to review TERRIFIER! They thought this movie was too gory!

Oh, Roger was so so wrong here

Makes me laugh the way these two old farts have been deified by the screen-watching fraternity of the good ol' US of thingy. The two from the Muppets had far more intertesting things to apply to a performance. The fact that the gimp is constantly referring to Sellers rather than the actual character highlights his lack of value.

Popeye is not a Popeye film. Its an Altman film with Thimble Theater characters in it.

They couldn't make there own movies

I rented _Apocalypse Now_ from Blockbuster Video back in 1988, and I still think it is one of the greatest, most brilliant films ever made. Not everything about it has to make sense. As Francis Ford Coppola himself said about it, "This film isn't _about_ Vietnam. This film _IS_ Vietnam." Perfectly well-said. *P.S.:* What if I told you that _Apocalypse Now_ was the film debut of Laurence Fishburne, then billed as Larry Fishburne? He was 15 years old when this film was made. Let that sink into your heads a bit.

I thought _The China Syndrome_ was rated PG. 🤔

I can see both their points here but I will definitely disagree with Gene Siskel here about Ricky Schroeder. Forget about the blinking, I think that was an amazingly mature and emotional acting performance on his part at such a young age (he was 9 years old).

I'm pretty shocked here. I thought for sure they would have both given two enthusiastic YES votes for _Norma Rae._ Of course, Sally Field DESERVEDLY won the Oscar® for Best Actress for it. She was amazing.

Roger Ebert got it.

The writing missed a very big opportunity with the argument of theirs from 3:10 - 3:25. Up till then their roles are reversed with Barbra acting like a typical male chauvinist manager of a female model or ingenue and Ryan O'Neal in the put-upon female role. Ryan O'Neal calls her out for it by saying, "What do you think I am? A piece of meat? What do you think I am, a girl?!" At that moment, Barbra should have stopped him with a finger to the chest and responded back with, "EXACTLY. Now you know how we women feel." That would have been perfect. Unfortunately, the writer, for whatever stupid reason, completely missed-out on that opportunity to make a profound social point. 👎🏻

That stupid fucking laugh at 1:03 and Kristy McNichol's even stupider face at 1:05 - 1:07, though. 🤣🤣🤣

Montalban really made the movie