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The thin guy has a suitcase full of food, and the tonnage finds a notepad in the food dispenser.

When they talk about Irwin Allen recycling the same old stuff out of contempt for the audience, I wish they were around to talk about Disney.

7:10 Ebert is a gamer confirmed

Christian Bale gave one of the best performances ever by a child actor. You wouldn't know it from their review or even the sampled clips, but everyone who went to see it back then realized they were watching a future great actor in the making.

Sacrifice is a great film.

Did not realize Goodwill hunting came out when the titanic did. Lot of kids talked about titanic. Wasn’t until I was older we heard a bout good will hunting

I LIKED PYSCHO 2. THIS IS WHY YOU NEVER LISTEN TO CRITICS.

"Sort of reminds me of our relationship"...low blow from ole Gene there.

Roeper is such a pessimist.

If movie making stayed they same it would become boring! These guys who I actually like very much seem to be a little too critical!

i only heard of Nightwing from Starlog and then it disappeared

Vantage Point - Spanish terrorists? SS can't recognize a fake President or crookled agent?

Too bad S&E didn’t live to review Caligula: The Ultimate Cut!!!!

Roeper was the worst

Holy cow, Cannibal Girls was directed by Ivan Reitman and starred Eugene Levy! Now I want to see it.

Spice World is actually kinda fun

Das boot. The German point of view during world war 2. Just devastating

How do you actually critique a Stand up comedy picture? Anyone can answer ??

White Chicks is so bad it counts as Reparations.

BEAUTIFUL GIRLS is a great movie!

Gene about Bill Cosby "Give Up Control!" Yeah, that ain't gonna happen.

Even when I disagree with them, I still just love rewatching these.

Robert Redford was terribly miscast in 'Out of Africa'. With all of the great English actors in the world, one of them should have played the Englishman in the film.

Roger and Gene -- frenemies on screen, buds off screen, inimitable, triggering...we will always remember you! Thanks for your devotion to your craft, the movies and each other!

This is exactly why you shouldn't trust film critics who watch tons of movies but don't see the movies.

1.) Clayburgh got robbed, she was amazing, and Fonda was nothing special in Coming Home. 2.) Of the five nominees for Best Picture I would have voted for Midnight Express 3.) The scenes with Dyan Cannon and Charles Grodin were the best part of Heaven Can Wait. I like Maggie Smith but her victory for California Suite still makes no sense to me. 4.) Last Dance was a good choice for Best Song, and it's great that Donna Summer got to perform at the Oscars.

Wow. Siskel actually reviewed Blonde Ambition: a pornographic film

R.I.P. Tom Wilkinson.

Did Siskel & Ebert ever review the movie Blue Collar?

Craig Watson is one of my favorite actors

1998 ha ha a telethon. Little did they know about Monica

I Ought to be in Pictures was on Gene's Worst of 82 list

Boy, they blew it on American Tail! The animation was wonderful and beautiful and reflects the love that Don Bluth's animators put into their craft. The part about the Jews being kicked out of Russia, that was just to give the audience some historical context. The movie wasn't meant to be preachy about old injustices. The story about Fievel and his family was mature and didn't insult the intelligence of the children in the audience like so many shows do. Rather the story showed that we all have high hopes in life but often life isn't always fair and doesn't always go the way we hoped or how we planned. The pain of Fievel's loss of his family in the beginning makes their reunion in the end all the sweeter. The story was about how America had become a place of opportunity where people could go to get a second chance in life. The music was touching, especially the part where Fievel washes ashore under the Statue of Liberty; Give me your tired, your poor Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free The wretched refuse on your teeming shore Send these, the homeless, temptest-tost to me I lift my lamp beside the golden door

_The Adjuster_ seems very influenced by David Lynch's pure weirdness.

When I was 10 years old, Meatballs was funny. Now that I’m older, it’s not funny. At least Animal House is still funny.

Is that “Dropo” from Santa Claus vs The Martians at 14:00?

weird to see that the thumbs up or down didnt come until years later

alien “wasnt exactly a profound movie” ebert? really.

Loved Meatballs the movie.

Loved Hot Stuff when I was a kid.

Steel Magnolias = flower shaped, metal hair dryers in 1950 female salons! It was really popular in Tennessee.

I typically agreed with Ebert on the reviews. Siskel would have odd reasons why he like or didn't like a movie

Now I do recall a horror movie called The Borrowers from the same time period.

BIG was gonna be the great one, as opposed to VICE VERSA

I hope that was the last time Roeper ever wore that tie.

only beeps when u open the dogs chest

i do hate when they feature foreign films on here. but otherwise love S and E

classic ebert”Its a toss up to see which audiance will hate the movie more” 😂

Color of Money was a massive disappointment. The story was so predictable. Tom Cruise wasn't good in it. And the direction and camerawork was terrible. I've never seen so many zoom in's in a movie. And I LOVED the Hustler.....the Color of Money was a massive letdown.