Siskel & Ebert (1985): Into The Night, Lost in America, Lust in the Dust & Marvin And Tige

0:00 Intro
0:44 Into The Night: 👎👎
6:10 Lost in America: 👍👍
12:05 Lust in the Dust: 👎👎
16:26 Marvin and Tige: 👎👎
19:52 The reviews

[@johnwanner1446]

Lost in America is a comedic masterpiece.

[@Jbaxter85]

I really like Lost in America, smart & funny 👍🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@nathancoleman7235]

I just saw it on a movie streaming site man!

[@HolmanHal]

"She really likes 22."

[@HolmanHal]

An underappreciated comedy classic. Like the reviewers said, there are so many truly funny scenes that you'll wish it lasted a lot longer.

[@theessentials450]

Lost in America is fucking brilliant! Brooks needed to make more movies.

[@ryangettig274]

David Bowie & Dan Ackroyd were in Into The Night-A Los Angeles Long One...:)...

[@EMerdelac]

Watching Marvin and Tige right now. It's great.

[@Jim_Wolf]

Into the Night was good.

[@lerm2866]

It’s a fun flick and provides a nice time capsule of 80’s L.A. plus all those cameos

[@yournamehere6002]

three years later to tell you that I totally agree!

[@helloitsmehb]

They live in round sticks. Lol

[@theessentials450]

Lost in America- HAHAH! THat's not even a review! They described all the funny scenes! LOL. great flick!

[@yournamehere6002]

I love INTO THE NIGHT!

[@johnwanner1446]

I've always enjoyed Into the Night. I almost always watch it late at night. It's not knee slapping hilarious, it's not an edge of your seat movie, it's just a great way to spend two hours with two likable people and seeing what happens to them next. I've always preferred this film over After Hours, which I always thought was extremely overrated.

[@acholl980]

1:32 Director John Landis on the left