Siskel & Ebert Classics - 2/17/96 - Happy Gilmore, Oscar Surprises

Plus Al Pacino in CITY HALL and the HBO cable movie THE LATE SHIFT in this mid February '96 show.
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12:33

[@michaelgromek9637]

Gene was right about Sandler. Too bad he didn’t live long enough to see Punch-Drunk Love.

[@zxbc1]

Gene: "Adam Sandler has a better movie in him. Go make it!"

[@josephlosinno2456]

10:30

[@ilovebrandnewcarpets]

I don’t understand how Roger doesn’t understand the wink and the nod that is the Subway advertisement

[@ericbambergerphilly]

Gene was spot on with the Late Shift a great movie

[@yislaw]

Wow, that 'Life Savers' add unlocked a deep memory

[@branagain]

I’m surprised Usual Suspects didn’t get nominated for Best Picture.

[@dancole5037]

I miss the cold cut combo

[@wallypeanuts]

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[@andrewgilmore1443]

I loved Ebert, but he was such a star F-er. Siskel nailed the late night review. It was honest.

[@jacobdehaan4114]

I think they were way too hard on Adam Sandler and Chris Farley. Happy Gilmore is my favorite Adam Sandler movie

[@terrygyimah1956]

My reviews for each film

[@kali3665]

The main problem with the Late Shift was the casting. Kathy Bates was the best actor among the regulars, and she actually looked a lot like Helen Kushnick. As for the two stars, well, I kept being distracted by that dang chin on the actor playing Leno, and the guy playing Letterman wasn't even close, IMO.

[@supermariof0521]

"Happy didn't seem very happy."........................that's the joke?

[@randycunningham7318]

Adam Sandler, Chris Farley, Will Ferrell and others were the death of comedy.

[@scottkalinowski7185]

this movie without a doubt is Sandler's best and funniest movie, Siskel and Ebert just don't get it.