Siskel & Ebert (1995)- Toy Story, GoldenEye, It Takes Two, The Crossing Guard, When Night Is Falling

[@rhyancoleman6462]

10:03 I wish there was still room for hand drawn animation and by the way Gene put this #2 on his list of his 10 best films of the year just behind Crumb. The only other animated movie ranked this high on Gene's 10 best lists in Roger Rabbit in 1988.

[@sammybear7100]

It's sad that Siskel wasn't right about there still being a place for traditional animation.

[@jakemetzgar]

At least in America. I’m glad Japan does a mixture of both

[@JanetStarChild]

@@jakemetzgar Only Studio Ghibli is making traditional animation. The rest of Japan is making anime entirely on a computer; and the end-product is sterile with Photoshop filters and cell-shaded CGI. Paradoxically, new millennium anime is both bland and overly-stimulating at the same time; like a plastic Xmas tree made entirely of tinsel. Then there's the overall art direction; overly stylized (even for anime), and one can tell that most of these new artists have no training in classical art.

[@Milnoc]

On the contrary, traditional animation has experienced a huge resurgence. It simply migrated from a cell-based drawing board to a computer-based drawing board. The Simpsons, Futurama, The Venture Brothers, Family Guy, even South Park are all computer drawn, but the animation is presented in a legacy 2D style with some occasional 3D effects. Granted, there's very little hand drawn animation made anymore, but that's similar to people moving from typewriters to word processors. They've simply become a much better and more efficient tool for a traditional job.

[@rhyancoleman6462]

Even Disney's Once Upon A Studio used traditional animation.

[@santos8468]

Siskel acts like Nicholson being over the top is something new.

[@santos8468]

I thought they were about to get into a fistfight about Goldeneye.

[@oobrocks]

Toy Story 6:27 Theremin 13:54

[@jerseyforhawks]

I really like watching these, NOW! Miss quality TV.

[@ChetCunningham730]

During Toy Story Review Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Batman Forever, The Adventures of Andre and Wally B., Luxo Jr., Red's Dream, Tin Toy, Knick Knack, The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, The Lion King, Pochontas, The Little Rascals (1994), Jurassic Park, A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984), Friday the 13th Part 3 (1982), Billy Madison and Casper (1995)

[@MixMasterLar]

Oh my God I actually remember It Takes Two. Mom rented it on VHS like probably around '97 or 98

[@hungwilliam44]

The theremin was a big deal. Despite how silly it may sound those first movies it really got under your skin. Great accompaniment to movies. Deserves the ode. Think Forbidden Planet and Ed Wood. S&E really is the best for highlighting this doc.

[@Antonio_Ortiz]

5:08 Did Siskel say that Kirstie Alley looked kind of "lousy" or "Blouse-y" there? I was literally stunned, thinking he said the former, like "damn, that's pretty rude." I love this show, since I was a kid, but it only just dawned on me how condescending he was.

[@Fiveash-Art]

I thought he said "Blousy" ... I thought maybe it was old time lingo, ... calling a woman who was once hot but now is starting to get fat. 😆

[@Fiveash-Art]

Siskel was a dick ... and also kind of an uptight old lady at the same time.

[@traderduke2]

@@Fiveash-Art Blowsy - disheveled in appearance; unkempt. Yes, an odd remark. She wore what she was told I'm sure.

[@Fiveash-Art]

@@traderduke2 She was probably trying to hide her fat ... upsetting .. look her up on her Love Boat episodes or Runaway .. smoldering hot lady ... I'd dive in and never come up for air. Sucks when perfect women like that let themselves go.

[@deoncosta8718]

Can you At the Movies (2009) Where the Wild Things Are

[@ThatOldTV]

I had that episode scheduled a month away but I went ahead and published it now for you. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iamQg3Z3dpqdeaM

[@oobrocks]

Golden Eye is excellent

[@adamgrimsley2900]

Goldeneye is pretty good. Thestart is amazing.

[@littlekingtrashmouth9219]

Pierce Brosnan’s best take as Bond

[@adamgrimsley2900]

@@littlekingtrashmouth9219 I agree. To be fair the others are terrible. They got so ridiculous and went against the way films were going, more realistic gritty etc.

[@ricardocantoral7672]

@@littlekingtrashmouth9219 I thought he got better has he went along.

[@deoncosta8718]

Can you At the Movies (2008) Nights in Rodanthe

[@adamgrimsley2900]

The Crossing Guard, is a good movie but no where need as good as The Pledge, which I think is a masterpiece.

[@dkonciousblkfemknightman]

I was about to The Pledge over the weekend on streaming but never got to but I will watch this week

[@Swoll826]

"Boy that is lame" lol

[@Rusty3659]

Pierce Bronson was saddled down with three of the worst scripts in James Bond history. He was also completely mis-cast. Because a little while after this was released, it was announced that Val Kilmer was going to play Simon Templer, The Saint. He and the script not only absolutely destroyed Leslie Charteris' character, he was completely mis-cast. Simon Templer was a combination command/gentleman jewel thief always out for his cut of his ill-gotten gains. Val Kilmer's horrid script turned him into a master of disguise! Pierce Bronson was already playing a version of Simon Templer on Remington Steele and would've made a perfect Simon Templer. Instead, he gets trapped in one of the most pathetic James Bond scripts ever written.

[@deoncosta8718]

Can You At the Movies (2010) Toy Story 3

[@TravisDoesKayakFishing]

What the hell am I doing with my life.

[@TravisDoesKayakFishing]

@@PaulH206 for your sake, I hope not.

[@kemp10]

Kayak fishing

[@deoncosta8718]

Can you At the Movies (2010) The Book of Eli

[@ThatOldTV]

Generally, I don't take requests. Most people are never grateful. Instead of a "Thank you", they usually make more requests. I did the one request for you. I'll just say, I have lots of episodes coming. Just keep an eye out for films you want to see reviewed.

[@TheReasoner]

@@ThatOldTV And sure enough, no 'thank you' from this guy after 3 weeks, but a couple more requests. Anyway, THANK YOU for these Siskel & Ebert uploads.

[@Antonio_Ortiz]

@@ThatOldTV Just glad you posted any of these. *Never* thought I'd see these again.

[@deoncosta8718]

Can you At the Movies (2008) Four Christmases

[@Hallinilla9]

Can you shut up?

[@Grandizer8989]

I think Gene was showing early signs of his brain tumor here…. He slurred some words…

[@markula_4040]

Just wanted to see their review for Goldeneye. One unenthused thumb up. Talk about a total whiff. Credit to Roger for at least giving it a recommend. Gene came off like the movie offended him.

[@BobCat623923]

The Crossing Guard 👍

[@deoncosta8718]

Can you At the Movies (2010) Extraordinary Measures

[@CR055FIRE]

comon bro goldeneye is clearly the best james bond film ever made he just jelly

[@patwaters-actormoviereviewer]

Gene Siskel doesn’t know what he wants when it comes to the actors playing James Bond, he didn’t like Timothy Dalton in The Living Daylights and thought Pierce Brosnan would’ve been better, and then GE comes out, he says Roger Moore & Sean Connery were better. If he was alive when Casino Royale came out, he would’ve thrown a tantrum because he isn’t the other guys.

[@cl759]

6:57 marveling at the technical aspect of a movie I wouldn't normally watch at the gun point is not what is going to comfort me, all toy stories sucked balls