Siskel & Ebert review (1991): Class Action, If Looks Could Kill, Guilty by Suspicion & True Colors
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- Опубликовано: 31 янв 2021
- 4 movies with 4 disagreements
0:00 intro
0:57 Class Action: Siskel 👎 & Ebert 👍
5:43 If Looks Could Kill: Siskel 👎 & Ebert 👍
8:02 Guilty by Suspicion: Siskel 👎 & Ebert 👍
12:04 True Colors: Siskel 👍 & Ebert 👎
15:54 talk about New Jack City & crime violence
19:27 Home Video of the week
White Hunter, Black Heart (1990)
20:04 The reviews
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I like Class Action and Guilty by Suspicion. Interesting debate about the violence surrounding showings of New Jack City.
These were the good times with great! Movies and educated film critics I missed those days
if looks could kill is a interesting spy comedy, im surprised warner hasnt released it on digital as of yet with a proper bluray/4k release
The answer behind the New Jack City violence is simple. Dope boys came to the theater, got a little revved up by the movie, and left feeling and acting like Nino Brown.
Along with reviewing bad movies, the shows when they disagreed were the best because of the discussions that ensued.
Yes, EVERYONE loved it when they fought.
True Colors is good, and Spader and Cusack work well off each other.
I agree with Ebert these 2 movies
Class action - 👍🌟🌟🌟
Guilty by suspicion - 👍🌟🌟🌟
Agree with Siskel
If Looks Could Kill 👎🌟🌟
True Colors 👍🌟🌟🌟
Gene was so happy to see Widmark's return to acting. Too bad that would be Dick's final performance.
He retired. It was a tragedy. He should have continued acting.
@@I_am_Dane_Youssef I think he got bored by acting because he said he didn't retire, he quit. By the 1970's, he was basically stuck in the same "old grizzled white guy" roles over and over again.
Ebert is right about True Colors, cliches every minute and very predictable. However Cusack and Spader are so compelling. The scene when Cusacks blue collar upbringing is exposed is the best acting in his entire career
I agree, the actors are the best part of the film. The movie itself is ok.
If Looks Could Kill is fantastic
A lot of disagreements in this episode about movies maybe no one remember today ...
I wanted to love True Colors - I think Cusack is great in nearly everything, I love the Candidate........but it did fall flat. It felt very cliche, by the numbers. Plus the whole love triangle was kind of lame.
Plus I think they were miscast. I think Cusack and Spader should've switched roles and it would've fit better.
My reviews: out of 5
1 " Class Action " 3 out of 5 👍
2 " Guilty by Suspicion " 3 out of 5 👍
3 " True Colors " 3 out of 5 👍
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"...thanks to the gun lobby"
Robert Deniero is miscast.Hes not good at playing intelligent characters or thoughtfully written material- he is flat.
Huh ?
Robert Deniro needs roles that don't require skillful acting range ,but rather material that he can play as close to being himself(a dirtbag) as possible.like in the king of comedy .A psycho with no personality and no talent.........And I'm not a trump supporter😐
@@stevenclarke8773 Right, whatever.
Well he's playing a would-be communist so he probably needn't reach.
I feel bad about Gene’s passing and more recently Ebert, but Gene was just insufferable. I would blame Gene more than Ebert for the behind the scenes dislike. He gets it wrong consistently more then Ebert, but what I hate about both of them is their uber-liberal social justice influenced reviews. They were way ahead of their time on that front.
I have the opposite reaction. I watch these old clips and I'm surprised how often I agree with Gene.
You know I’m definitely not aligned with them politically, and I definitely didn’t agree with a lot of their movie reviews, but I always enjoy listening to their conversations and respect their opinions because they clearly articulate the reasons behind them. Also their political opinions and insertions are for the most part so subtle compared to what you get today on mainstream talk shows. The New Jack City commentary at the end of this episode is probably the most political I’ve heard them get on this show.
And now Robert DeNiro wants to blacklist Trump supporters from working in Hollywood.
I wonder if he sees the irony.
It's been my experience that most people who support cancel culture DO see the similarities with McCarthyism; they just don't care.
@@davidsumner7604 And there are those who think cancel culture iui s right around the corner from getting them who hold McCarthy as a hero.
I haven’t seen anything where he wanted to blacklist Trump supporters.
@@terrygracy8345 Hollywood is an elitist club. Good luck trying to work if you take a stand against the norm.