Sneak Previews with Siskel & Ebert (1979)- Being There, The Fog, Chapter Two, American Gigolo, Fatso

[@solidsnake58]

Being There is a movie that gets better and better every time I watch it. It hits you different the older you get too.

[@daytripperhd]

@@solidsnake58 it took me 20 times to realize that Ben and his cohorts were illumanati

[@rosario508]

I’m grateful to my parents for taking me to see Being There when I was a kid

[@branagain]

I wouldn’t have understood it if I saw it as a kid.

[@daytripperhd]

i watch being there often. i never get sick of it

[@tomaszandraka8985]

Wasn’t this 1980? Thanks for the upload.

[@Emulous79]

R.I.P Charles Cyphers

[@aliali-ce3yf]

Richard Gere is very charming. What movies like that does very well is show being wealthy is nice to a point. If you have no purpose, no direction in life, you just end up miserable and depressed - like those bored wealthy housewives with no point to their lives

[@Ciri0h]

Thank you for your job, my friend.

[@william5361]

Really enjoy the channel. I enjoy watching these 70-80s episodes, and discovering movies I want to see. Do you have more of the 90-00’s episodes? I love watching reviews of movies I saw as a kid.

[@markmaki4460]

Well no wonder i never heard of 'Number Two'. Apart from that, thanks for the memories :D

[@salvatorebarbato2538]

Simple times and Best of

[@uhdudewhy7980]

After watching American Gigolo, my mom and I jokingly talked about taking an anti-depressant pill.

[@alexnejako777]

American Gigolo has a fantastic soundtrack. The end titles are beautiful

[@jimjam51075]

In the words if Wesley Willis, it was a "Harmony Joy Bus Ride" episode of them both categorically agreeing with each other. If this was someone's first episode of "At the Movies", they would be very mistaken about how often this actually happened. And it shows the genuine skill of both of these men, being on the same page once in a while but not often.

[@middlefingermotionpictures4772]

Wow, they missed the boat on The Fog!

[@carlosyamara]

I would say they actually hit the nail on the head with this one. The Fog sort of repeats the same old thing through most of its running time, I will still watch it from time to time but I never found it particularly frightening. Love Halloween and The Thing, though.

[@deoncosta4370]

Do you have At the Movies (2008) Yes Man, Seven Pounds

[@deoncosta4370]

Do you have At the Movies (2008) The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

[@vandamme514]

I believe the year broadcast was 1980 not 1979.

[@markmaki4460]

I don't know - Roger mentions the demise of Jim Jones' cult "last year" - which was 1978. Unless this episode was broadcast later than planned, it seems it was 1979.

[@footofjuniper8212]

He also says "Halloween," which was released in 1978, came out "last year."

[@grandpavanderhof]

So sad that this was Hal Ashby's last good film.