Siskel & Ebert Review The Films of...Zucker-Abrahams-Zucker

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[@TheJameslehr]

This is a really nifty compilation show you've set up, Mr. (or Mrs.?) V. Skynet. Very helpful and convenient.

[@bobwallace1880]

Ruthless People is a classic. I love all of the Z-A-Z movies. Thank you for posting !!

[@ThreeToesofFury]

DUDE! ZAZ!?! YOU ROCK!!!!!

[@Xylus.]

Top Secret is my favorite Z-A-Z flick. i remember watching it with my sister and laughing every few minutes the first time.

[@Rickyfingers]

Pat Proft. So underrated.

[@zetetick395]

The audio for the 'Ghost' section makes me feel like somehow I've taken hostages, and someone from the mayors office is out front the building shouting at me with a bull-horn from across the street. 25:30

[@Vanilla_Skynet]

Good description haha

[@zetetick395]

Even in 144p (or whatever) the old Z A Z clips still make me laugh!

[@ricardocantoral7672]

It's surprising to me how Top Secret is usually not mentioned among their best. That movie was hysterical.

[@zetetick395]

It's all those overly self-serious skeet-surfers, talkin the movie down, those guys just can't take a joke.

[@finnsterling6514]

One of my favorite comedic moments from any movie ever was when Nick and the other fighters are crawling through the field, and the crawling gets interrupted by the German commandant's boots. So so stupid and so so funny.

[@TheJereld]

53:22 that was actually pretty cool.