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He mentions that gene kelly dance was 40 years old and now that is 40 more years ago. So bizarre to think about

Are these guys actually defending the nuking of Japan in WWII? As for Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence, I thought it was good, maybe not great, but I certainly didn't think the film was someone trying to answer the question "Who was right, the Allies or Japan?". And the British prisoners and Japanese guards being interchangeable? What the hell? I thought, regardless of the intentions, the Japanese came off as pretty brutal, even with the POW camp under the command of Captain Yonoi who is described as sentimental and I guess follows a code of honour making him more respectful of POWs than other captains.

I love their comments. Siskel and Ebert will always be 2 of Chicago's treasures

Son episode

19:08

sweetest thing is hilarious what a fucking hater

I like how Shales said Office Space felt small. Of course it was, it was about regular people living in a world of office parks next to chain restaurants serving boring food.

I miss the days when black lesbians weren’t the stars of every commercial.

I enjoyed message in a bottle at the theater back in 99' and still love it today. Joel Seigel had to be one of the worst movie critics...ever.

Really surprised Eraserhead wasn’t in this, I thought I was a forgone conclusion that i would be

On rare occasion you may here Siskel or Ebert explaining how they could improve a movie if they were helming it. (I'm referring to 7:40, where they discuss FOR KEEPS). One of the major questions on my mind is what kind of movie would either critic make if they were granted a budget and proficient-enough assistance. Ebert answers this by saying he'd rather make a documentary instead. Don't know how Siskel would go about answering that.

Babe and Dark City better than Saving Private Ryan? Bullcrap movie critics produce.

How did Mystery Men not make the list? It's as bad, if not worse, than most of these movies.

Gene once again finding every excuse to dislike a great film even by his own admission, it's a good movie.

I'll take a crack, in no order: Lone Star, Pulp Fiction, Heat, Chungking Express, The Commitments, Boogie Nights, Rushmore, Being John Malkovich, American Movie, The Scent of Green Papaya

I absolutely love that cut scene in 2001 from the bone to the satellite. Showing a huge jump in time for millions of years, and then following it with 'The Blue Danube'. Kubrick was a genius.

1:16 Day of The Dead 5:30 St Elmo's Fire 11:05 Pale Rider 15:45 A Flash of Green 20:15 review

Someone hit the tracking button on these reviews 😂

The first Pokémon movie was great ! Not listening to a guy who trashed magnolia anyway

I'm almost 37, lived through the 90s and never heard of "GWM"

"This is not a movie for children" My fifth grade history teacher played that shit in our class when it hit dvd.

4:17 & 7:33 Get a great Director to direct another version of Huckleberry Finn. 1.) Steven Spielberg 2.) Paul Thomas Anderson 3.) Alejandro González Iñárritu 4.) David O. Russell 5.) Alexander Payne 6.) Gore Verbinski 7.) Yorgos Lanthimos I don’t care that all the suggestions are men. I’m not gonna put a chick in it and make her lame and gay.

Boy, they really nailed Eddie Murphy's career trajectory in the late 1990s and 2000s. They do sound like a pair of royal grumps about the Power Rangers, though. Sometimes there's no harm in an insubstantial, toyetic film... I'm sure my childhood is full of such flicks.

ABOUT LAST NIGHT: THEY DIDN'T FALL IN LOVE. THEY FELL IN LUST.

SISKEL...DUMB DUMB. THUMBS DOWN

12:05 I see Ebert foreshadowing his Stroke right there. XDXDXD

I love the VHS warbling from these old videos!

NOT THE POKEMON MOVIE

Wow, shocked that Rotten Tomatoes was around back in 2002, and even more surprised that it was being mentioned in 2002.

Hmmmm, Eddie Murphy's brother wrote Vampire in Brooklyn? I guess cocaine is one hell of a drug afterall

Man i loved that Doritos commercial....

It was Prince Albert. Prince Albert in a can.

I've never seen so many people walk out before a movie was over than at Grand Canyon. I didn't like it either.

It’s good to know that even back then, stuff like VR and 3D were being seen for what they were, gimmicks.

Imagine if they had to review modern day Disney films

I was born in 1980 so I appreciate this as it takes me down memory lane, I remember watching these when Siskel was still around but stopped about a year in as I didn't care about their opinions anymore and just watched movies myself, but anyway, thanks for the memories.

Official story … watch it.