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They’re talking shit about 2 of my favorite films đź‘Ž
I adore Ebert’s guffaw at the end. That whole section on Little Indian, Big City is perfection.
Ebert has gotten so many movies terribly wrong.
And not just wrong, but in his reviews he’d tear them apart.
Only to come come around when everyone else changed their minds.
These are a wonderful throwback to the old days. Agree or disagree the two of them at least had great chemistry and understood nuance which is not something you get nowadays when EVERYONE has an opinion.
Damn, there’s some amazing movies on this list.
* High School High
* Jingle All the Way
* Happy Gilmore
That being said, I always like seeing *Cable Guy* get dunked on. That movie was promoted to hell and back, and we were all supposed to like it as the quintessential Jim Carrey movie. But it’s not; it’s creepy and unfunny.
Imo Siskel and Ebert were always kinda hilariously out of touch with the general viewing audience.
I wish Ebert was alive to see Morbius.
Jingle all the way – agree its garbage
I never like getting away with murder (personally)
Wow I forgot how many good flicks came out that year. And forgot how much they shitted on everything, most of which was for branding purposes.
Ghost and the Darkness is so underrated.
Joe’s apt is classic. (Your mama’s cooking so bad… I wont eat it!) Too many lines in that flick. Funky towel is a dope ass track
The guy’s pfp is funny
Black Sheep fell flat but Tommy Boy rules!
sorry, but i like those movies
I know some people like to bang on Siskel and Ebert for what they feel was them being out of touch with films that we call classics in hindsight, but I really admire them for being so broad with the kinds of movies that they would watch. I think modern fan culture has stifled how “movie critics” review movies now.