Help! is a great movie, and the fact Siskel doesn't like it only confirms my opinion of him as not very bright.

dogma isnt even in in the same stratosphere as magnolia lol

They broke up not because of success, but because of a devastating and unexpected death.

Thumbs down for Day Thumbs up for Land Tells you all you need to know

They’re called ZOMBIES. Fkin ghouls. They’re such “experts” they can’t even get the release dates right.

BEATLES COMPLETE was pretty much the first documentary after the split. i saw it in a theater in 1982. they dont have rights to a lot of exclusive material so what you see is generic releases. they are right. the first part is good. interview with first manger ALLAN WILLIAMS and to this day i still think they owe him money!

“A Hard Day’s Night” followed by everything else. ✌️

it's funny because michael myers was the name of an (extremely corrupt) congressman who represented philly in congress while rizzo was mayor

Their movies were pretty lame which is probably why I kind of forgot they even did them. I'm not even sure why they did them.

So Magical Mystery Tour is that bad huh? 😎

Clearly A Hard Day's Night and Yellow Suberine are the best.

Wes Craven really did have a great name for a horror movie director.

It seems silly to spend time reviewing these films as serious cinema. We just went to see and hear The Beatles. There was no internet and the films were not available for home viewing so this was all we had. We were just grateful to have a couple of hours of Beatlemania.

So a film critic goes on television and is upset that the host asks her if she enjoyed the film? But at least we got to the bottom of the hat issue.

I absolutely loved A Days Night... the title taken from one of Ringo's malaprops, but I still liked Help very much. Gene could be a curmudgeon. THUMBS DOWN FOR GENE. 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 P. S. Pete Best was not better looking than Paul.

Hard days night is brilliant, Help is stupid but fun. Broadstreet and MMT are both terrible.

13:14 depending of the time and the scene. In the bate scene She starts like an Indian and finish like a total bitch witch. With that shining candelabra behind. And histerical with that dead bear on Jack's back. Dany in the middle hipnotize by TV with that furry robe. Simply amazing.

I find it darkly ironic that, for centuries, the purpose of a critic was to justify the existence of a particular piece of media before Ma and Pa rode an hour into town and spent their precious nickel on it. And now, when the opinion of the common man is readily available and media is plentiful, the critic now finds themselves in the position of having to justify their own existence.

Forgot they did this.

They didn't review Magical Mystery Tour?

This was interesting to see, I been a Beatles fan and collector for over fifty years. I saw Help at the Drive in when I was 10 years old and didn’t know what to make of it. But you have to understand what they were trying to do, a take off of James Bond movies, nice to see the Beatles in color! Hard Days Night will always be the best! 😎

1:15:28

Osward killed Kennedy period

Is that mic working at all?

I still love "Help" - WTF it's the Beatles.

Ahahahahahaaaa!!! Damn! Friedkin is the right kind of crazy Hollywood needed!

His best film - the sheep just didn't get it.

HELP! is a fun film up to and including the "Intermission" gag. THEN it becomes a "crashing bore."

The Compleat Beatles was discontinued by lawsuit by Apple. I assume because they were going to come out with their own documentary, the Long and Winding Road, which eventually came out as Anthology.

A crushing bore. Every Beatles film other than Hard Days Night.

Very cool!!!!!

Night of the Living Dead is the best and most influential horror movie ever made.

Quite PROBABLY the best sci-fi or horror EVER MADE! 👍😁 Complex, detailed, human. Unforgettable... 😮😮 M 🦘🏏😎

Gene being absolutely right during the Elephant Man segment is so cool

Man...I wish both of them had lived to review GET BACK (2021).

ridley make 1 masterpiece after 3 4 average movies by the way who is that woman talked about gladiator ahe was horrible

27:33 “trumpian, that’s a good word”😂🤣🤣

Someone explain it to me I don't get his point

why did anybody ever listen to these guys what a couple of complete morons

Give My Regards to Broad Street looks like a Sega CD FMV game

Night of the Living Dead (1968). Dawn of the Dead (1978). Get your fucking dates right. Fuckin useless over payed redundant so called film critics.

There's another very short highlight of A Hard Day's Night and Help in their special "Hail, Hail, Black and White" where Roger discusses how timeless The Beatles' performance is in the Black & White film while the film in color seems "somehow a little dated."

This is my first Siskel & Ebert compilation that isn't filmmaker centric. I just thought this was a fun idea, and it turned out way better than I expected going in. Here's what we have: 0:34 Help! 2:49 The Complete Beatles 6:21 Imagine: John Lennon 10:50 Give My Regards to Broad Street 12:20 Yellow Submarine 14:47 A Hard Day's Night So as you can see it's a mixture of films, documentaries, and concerts featuring or about The Beatles (or Beatle) in a prominent way. Ebert is featured in all of them, while Siskel is absent for a couple. Primarily for educational purposes, but enjoy however you see fit! For more of this series: kzbin.info/aero/PLjog8SEXXlNV9hSA2USQDeuz-Njrkhuar&si=9MBkX8IAqz2l-B1b

It's always surprised me that Siskel gave thumbs down to Casino.

Thanks for posting this- I had no idea. I think it's so ironic that it took a Jew to make a great Catholic film, ie The Exorcist. What a mensch! RIP and thank you to a great artist of the cinema who gave me so much pleasure❤❤❤

Roger Ebert HATED the original Night of the Living Dead when it first surfaced in '68! Goto Wikipedia to read his review...

my list george washington, abe lincoln, halle berry, raquel welsh, burt Reynolds, & Johnny Cash. table for 7

His insights are fascinating.

woody Allen work has been inspiring and genius for my whole life. BS scandal aside.

Yes, "Blow Out" Great Movie.