No doubt Ebert whiffed on Full Metal Jacket. Clearly a fine film.

Siskle misunderstood his Ebert whom said go for broke and end up broke and Gene said they didn't even aim for broke, which isn't what "go for broke" means.

Heather O'Rourke death broke my heart more than any other person outside my family, it just confirm to me that there's no all powerfull (least of all,all loving) eternal God who can do ANYTHING, would never fail, ridiculous,whatch the news, but i believe weird shit that happen a lot everyday maybe strange advanced aliens try to make us believe in spooky shit aliens there' don't waste your typing trying to change me, i'm very old!

Wow. After watching the intro, 1987 was a really good year for movies.

Where's the best and worst of 1994?

Burt was only making movies he liked. He didn't care about the audience.

I really love the neighborhood that they filmed the on location in California, the little blonde girl heather orourke is truly a girl of the light of the lord Allah she was blessed in many ways and those movies are definitely cursed too many things happened to people of that set

Shanghai has massively changed while the UK infrastructure is stuck in 1930?

Dylan = better in 1965 ......without the the sequins, sing along, etc.... The 1980s were stylishly flamboyant?

Strange as it sounds, I think both Roger and Gene absolutely nailed their Batman Returns review

Man oh man did Gene miss out on the 1988 “The Vanishing”. Saw it at 17 on IFC Channel at a pretty depressing time in my life, and it made me think “eh life’s not so bad for me”. Not only was it the first totally non sympathetic movie I’d seen at that point, but the ending simply shook me to the core. Never saw the re make, never want to. But I saw this at a time in my young life where the same year I watched Jacob’s Ladder, and also played the video game Silent Hill 2. All remarkable, all dealing with relationships with women through the man’s perspective, and all 3 completely etched in my psyche and helped formed my taste in film and games. It is still every bit as uncompromising and devastating since it came out.

I've STILL not seen Kagemusha, House of Games and Moonlighting! (the 1982 film, not the fun TV show)

13:50 example of good subtitling. Subtitles are cropped off on this you tube video 😮

The correct date is 7/15/89.

thank you so much for this omg

I don't think these 2 gentlemen could believe what is happening on netflix production for last 5 years if they were alive...in terms of woke bullsh.and stupidity

Lois Chiiiillds

They really got this one wrong

Working girl is not an old fashioned movie. I hated it.

Timecode for River's Edge 14:40

1:43 - Interestingly Tom Hanks and Sally Field would reunite six years later in a far more superior film, Forest Gump.

Thats Christian Bale as a kid standing next to Spielberg at 38:20. This must've been right after Spielberg directed him in 'Empire of the Sun'.

Fisher King was IMO Robin Williams' best film.

or even better yet: Guilty-as-Hell Pleasures!

enuf with the foreign films guys

dead calm is very suspenseful.

These ghost Hunter's make a Mockery of what there suppose to represent. As usual greed is at the root. .

This is the first American release of "Akira," and the English dubbing plus unappealing visuals reflect the lackluster edition. It will be released again in a few years by Orion, Pioneer, and the superior Criterion Collection.

Steve Martin in his prime.

I really respect the fact that these 2 critics could review their reaction, and understand why they had a different reaction to Home Alone compared to the rest of the public. Truth be told, I resisted watching this movie until the New Year, in 1991! I thought that the kid was really annoying and it didn't seem like an interesting movie. Boy was I wrong when I watched it! It was great! So, why did these 2 critics not like the movie? They were making reference to their own experiences children, and that for them being home alone was such a very scary thought to them and a very scary experience for them as well. That simply isn't the case anymore for a lot of kids.

The biggest problem I have with Football Movies is that they never focus on the Game, how it's played, the strategy involved, how defensive schemes and offensive formations work against each other . It's always about the drama around the people playing the game, rather than the game itself. I want to see a football movie where the drama focuses on that aspect, rather than locker room drama.

Robert Preston.

I like the very end when the two of them are typing away, one on an ancient typewriter and the other on a “modern” word processor.

"Wait, children? Blank Checks? I have an idea for a movie about an adult woman kissing a 10 year old boy. SOMEONE CALL EISNER!" Is what their Buena Vista producers said after this aired.

Things like this don't exist anymore, and can't. Newspapers? Journalism? God, I miss the 90s. Nothing in the world is worth your attention anymore.

The remake of Night of the Living Dead was due to the bodged release of the original, being without Copyright, the Producers didn't make any money, this way, they were able to make a little cash.

Poltergeist is one of my go to Halloween movies.

So, I have been told someone finally spoke up, and you monsters are allowing bikers and criminals (sometimes the same) access to my hacked operating system in order to terrorize me, so you can get warrants with no evidence and then SEARCH for things to arrest me for (and I'm sure they will also find out that you also killed an innocent dog while trying to look like the "good guys"). There will be NO plea, and you WILL be prosecuted, and I WILL go back to educated LIBERAL fields.

"The real horror was MGM executives all along" 💀

R.I.P. Donald Sutherland. Though mention of him was made by Siskel and Ebert made in this review despite it being arguably the best performance.

"A killer tree." M Night Shyamalan says, "Its Happening."

Feels like they’re reviewing a 70s movie, an 80s movie, and a 90s movie on the same show.

Jump to current and flint water crisis due to GM repercussions a felt to this day.

There's no such thing as psychics FFS. People are so gullible.

Something tells me they LOVE them some TWISTER.

Tremors is a great tribute to Roger Corman kind of horror movies

LOL such nonsense

micheal medved is a nerd

John Sweeney is such a pos. He's assaulted other women, and they just let him out with a slap on the wrist.

HOW IT ACCUALLY HAPPENED : Roger we khow it HAPPENED.