Siskel & Ebert (1984): Bill Murray

[@citygirl5705]

Thumbs up for putting the time intervals of the movies they talk about. Because I went straight to "Caddyshack."

[@Jbaxter85]

Movies of Bill Murray I enjoy & his best work. GHOSTBUSTERS TOOTSIE LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS SPACE JAM WILD THINGS STRIPES GROUNDHOG DAY THE JUNGLE BOOK

[@ryangettig274]

Bill Murray stole whole scenes in Tootsie:)

[@adamquiles2468]

Bill Murray has that wonderful quality about him that you can't really figure out and doesn't have to say any lines you still laugh.

[@ryangettig274]

Where The Buffalo Roam-Murray portrays Hunter S.Thompson more accurately than creepy johnny depp's impersonation.Plus,Neil Young did the music!:)

[@TheRenard10]

You know it's Sunday when this aired back then!

[@Locadel2003]

And this was before Groundhog Day, Lost in translation, his movies with Wes Anderson, St vincent, Quick Change

[@zt1053]

Meatballs was Murray's first hit movie not stripes

[@JuliusHowe]

I’m not sure they can hear you

[@bobspence5322]

Bill Murray in Caddyshack with that gopher watching him devising these cryptic ways he's going to kill him with various plastic ballistics lol I get the feeling its a joke about me sitting here with my cats lol..

[@anthonyscully2998]

Caddy shack is a great comedy. Siskel and Ebert are being to dismissive

[@claudiadarling9441]

What's interesting is Ebert's wife Chaz said it was one of their favorite comedies to watch together. Even though it's very different than "Groundhog Day", both weren't immediate classics. They found there love over time, I think cause so many parts of each movie end up sticking in your head. So when you're living your life you're reminded of a line from "Caddyshack", or how your life is feeling like "Groundhog Day".