Siskel & Ebert Review - Eraser, Wallace & Gromit, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Lone Star

[@solidsnake58]

I only saw Eraser once cause after True Lies it just didn’t grab me. I’ll have to give it another chance. As for LoneStar, I finally saw it 20 years later and they are spot on in their review. It’s fantastic! It’s funny that they don’t even mention Matthew McConaughy. Must have been right before he blew up.

[@joevaldez6457]

Critics like Siskel & Ebert had a reputation for being stuffy or turning up their nose at whatever movies The Public loved, but that's only when the movies had no soul like _Armageddon_ . It's great to see them both go bananas for a big, silly entertainment like _Eraser_ .

[@craigwilson3532]

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[@philipcalderon3208]

“The Hunchback of Notre Dame” (1996) Review: 6:32 Recap: 19:21

[@Jbaxter85]

I'm so glad they like & agree all 5 films, great movies to see 👍👍. I like Eraser, The Hunchback of Notre Dame & Lone Star the most.

[@sandal_thong]

Wow! What a great episode where they both like 4 American films, a French film, and his three video picks of the week!

[@DreBourbeau]

Interesting that they thought A Close Shave was the best Wallace and Gromit film. It's my favorite of the shorts, but it seems like most people prefer The Wrong Trousers these days.

[@oobrocks]

I thought V Williams would go on to have a great acting career

[@KRhetor]

A great week with a movie for everyone!

[@oobrocks]

Bullets nor rail bullets can come close to light speed

[@hmdwgf]

An average bullet usually leave a gunbarrel at 1800 mph. Light speed is about 670 million mph. But quite honestly watching Eraser I didn't care about that because I was having too much fun.

[@sandal_thong]

Explosive powered guns: ~2km/sec muzzle velocity or Mach 5.9; Rail guns: >3km/sec muzzle velocity or Mach 8.8; Speed of Light: Mach 874,030.

[@oobrocks]

Thanks!

[@Emulous79]

A Racer? I see no racing track.

[@AprilA-z1e]

E racer 🏎️

[@sandal_thong]

They say they changed the villain from a priest to a judge in _Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996)._ Disney had enough trouble with church-types in the 1990s due to their relationship with Weinsteins' Miramax film _-Priests-_ _Priest (1994)_ to make an animated villain a high priest!

[@jamesmitchell8922]

Priest was the title.

[@reneedennis2011]

L I.like Eraser and Lone Star.

[@generyan4043]

Eraser was the last good Arnold movie

[@craigwilson3532]

The arrival got 2 stars