As Siskel was describing why he hated Jade and described how sick it was, and the sick sex scene, I wonder if Ebert was thinking in his mind "Now you know why I was so hard on Blue Velvet". I recently saw Blue Velvet, and while I can understand how it made Ebert (and many others) uncomfortable, It is still a good film.
I was a little surprised when Roger referred to Basic Instinct as having a good screenplay, since he gave that film thumbs down. Maybe he realized just how good it was because he'd seen something worse?
5:29 Gene smiles after Roger says 90s kids are smart. He's smiling because he always thought Roger "wanted to be liked" and so he kisses the audience's ass.
I wish Gene could realize that Farleys movies flopped because he wasnt correctedly used. His movies and scripts and stories were weak, and he was the only funny element. In SNL he was great, hands down. Yes Farleys movies were pretty crappy, but not at all Farleys fault. Without Farley those same movies would be waste. UTTER WASTE.
Why was Gene Siskel always so hard on Chris Farley? Chris Farley was an incredibly talented and funny man who was at the very least warm, sincere, and loveable. Gene Siskel, on the other hand, was a stuck-up wimp who wasn't fit to shine Farley's shoes. May they both rest in peace.
Seriously? Incredibly talented? I must've missed something. What movie showed his talent? I haven't seen any.
I'm not being sarcastic, I want to see good comedies, but at least Tommy Boy, Black Sheep and Beverly Hills Ninja were all pure crap and I've never seen Farley being funny.
@JJJMMM1 If he's not funny to you then he's not funny to you. But of the hundreds of millions of people who have seen him on the stage, on television, or in the movies nearly all of them would say he was hilarious. You may not find him funny or be a fan of his but there is no denying that he had incredible talent and heart. But you're entitled to your opinion.
Ok i have to say Judge Dredd Tank Girl Money Train the Jerky Boyz n (not surprizingly) Showgirlz were good.But my pickx out of all of them for worst of 95......goin with Mighty Morphin Power Rangerz The Movie Waterworld n Vampire In Brooklyn.Three way tie for the worst of 95.
"Mr. Payback" must have fallen off the edge of the map when it came out because I have never heard of it. I do however, agree with their other choices in this episode. I hated them as much as they did.
It's sad considering Vigoda is a really good actor, Jury Duty, North, and Good Burger almost ruined his career. no wait, they did ruin his career, have we seen him recently? NO!
Siskel told Eddie Murphy what he should do in 1995 and he finally did that with Dream Girls. Too bad he peobably cost himself the Oscar by releasing Norbit a few month earlier.
Ebert really has a point with his comments on the violence in the buddy-cop movie. Although I've never seen that film, this is something I often have a problem with in movies. There's this thing called "tone," and if you disrupt that, you can lose your audience. You can't have slapstick humor in a somber drama. You can't have long, drawn-out conversations in a non-stop action movie. And you surely can't have gruesome violence in a silly comedy.
It took Eddie Murphy so long to take Siskel's advice from here until "Dreamgirls," and look what happened: Oscar nod. It's not the fact that he's making comedys and family films...it's that he's made so many bad comedys and inane family films, so boring and dumb.
What Siskel said about Eddie Murphy was spot on back then. Taking a secondary part in a good mood was exactly what he needed to do, and it's exactly what he did do--with Shrek.
Sadly a stuntwoman, Angela Bassett's double, actually died when a stunt went wrong. Sad. Tho it would not be the first awful film where a crew member died. Suburban Commando springs to mind.
Funny thing about Eddie Murphy, he did take a supporting part in a great director's film (Dreamgirls) and it worked. He should have been a shoe in for Best Supporting Actor and could have won had he not made Norbit and it didn't get released before the voters had to turn in their ballots. Guess he didn't worry too much about "climbing back up that ladder." I could only imagine what Gene Siskel would have said about that whole situation.
Lol. Indeed. His face, his voice, everything about him is aggravating, and you know how they talk about great actors bringing out the best in others? I think Pauly Shore brought out the worst in people. It's unreal that he headlined any of those movies he was in, as awful as they all were in any case.
I like where he is now; desperately trying to crawl out of the hole of obscurity by creating crappy project after crappy project. From awful reality shows to awful "ironic" movies about his fame he's stuck in his hell.
10 years from now we'll be saying the exact same thing about Adam Sandler. Has Sandler made even one other good movie besides "50 First Dates" with Drew Barrymore? The ONLY one I can remember liking of his, for sure. Peace.
This is from when Ebert would still pan films! They talk a lot about the "Dumb" comedies here, from Carrey to Farley down to Shore, but what about the incredibly inane recent movies like "Old School" and "Talladega Nights?" "Walk the Line" is probably the worst I've seen, and whenver people start talking about how funny they are it makes me feel like I'm on crazy pills. Thanks for the video post, gradepoint.
Love their comments on the Carrey-Farley-Shore scale of continuum. One of the funniest bits I've seen on their show. Something happened to the format of the show when Roeper came on that didn't allow for this same kind of interaction, but I'm not sure exactly what it was.
Talk about a prophecy from Gene Siskel - "Eddie Murphy should take a good supporting role in a great Directors movie". 11 years later he did, the movie was called DREAM GIRLS and if it wasn't for NORBIT maybe Murphy would of won BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR. Will he get another bite at the Oscar cherry? Will he ever again put himself in a position to be even considered for an Oscar? Who knows? But it hardly looks likely.
As Siskel was describing why he hated Jade and described how sick it was, and the sick sex scene, I wonder if Ebert was thinking in his mind "Now you know why I was so hard on Blue Velvet". I recently saw Blue Velvet, and while I can understand how it made Ebert (and many others) uncomfortable, It is still a good film.
orbison 6 days ago
The Jerky Boys...omg what a piece of shit and easily one of the worst films I have ever seen.
blinkzone1 4 weeks ago
But I WANT to interact with a movie.
It looks fun.
zachzilla26 1 month ago
How could you forget Jury Duty? Hopefully, therapy... Man if they think Jury Duty is bad, wait 'till they get a load of Bio Dome!
ginastarke2 1 month ago
at 4:29, I uttered "You were in The Godfather!"
RichardKleiner 2 months ago
@sivazh hahahaha dude you are a total fool . . .
theaceofclubs 2 months ago
Ebert gave really good advice to Eddie Murphy. Siskel and Ebert were always so interesting to listen to.
WarRogers 5 months ago 2
What if you called a grocery store and asked for "King Oscar" in a can and they actually had it? That would be kind of awkward.
CVargas 5 months ago
@CVargas that used to be the joke ..if they had it, you'd say " then let him out!"
ginastarke2 1 month ago
Yes, yes, but is there any fat?!
MrBuch169169 5 months ago
I was a little surprised when Roger referred to Basic Instinct as having a good screenplay, since he gave that film thumbs down. Maybe he realized just how good it was because he'd seen something worse?
sammycut1 6 months ago
Haha- little did they know the star that Charlie Murphy would become.
GrassValleyGreg 6 months ago
NO FAT NO FAT.......NO FAT!!!
Ollieisanarchy54 6 months ago
Check my comments in my channel for information about the Pre-January 8th version of Inception.
jamestargetedindiv 6 months ago
I worked at a movie theater from 92-97, and I have to admit 1995 really did suck for movies.
MegaVolcano 6 months ago
PRINCE Albert, morons!
nirdjha2000 6 months ago
Good Lord, I think Siskel was actually speechless on the Pauly Shore bit! ".......... right, Roger."
MrBuch169169 7 months ago
Interactive works on YouTube...
Focaminante 7 months ago
Jury Duty kicks ass. Of course it's not Godfather good but it's funny.
Popteart 8 months ago
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5.37 pure genius
MrJoey6590 8 months ago
5:38 pure genius
MrJoey6590 8 months ago
I wonder what they think of eddie murphy now
DisgruntledBastard01 9 months ago
"We don't want to interact with a movie"
You hear that creators of Heavy Rain?
wiifan391 9 months ago
6:10 Jaw-droppingly, Bob Gale (Back to the Future) wrote & directed.
027220 9 months ago
Anything Pauly Shore makes is total garbage! And Eddie Murphy hasn't made anything worth watching since the 80's. He just pissed his talent away
Dogfacesoulja8582 9 months ago 4
@Dogfacesoulja8582 He was funny in Shrek and in that musical with Jennifer Hudson,then he started making crap again....
mrgb46 8 months ago
"Listen up, shoeface!"
Great dubbing work there.
corpseyfest 10 months ago
7:19 Yeah.
027220 10 months ago
Lol they had Mr Payback on Futurama...
TomStraub 10 months ago
Now I know why Siskel's dead. He talked shit on Charlie Murphy.
blindthrall 11 months ago
Wow, I think Eddie Murphy actually listened to Siskel. "Shrek", "Dreamgirls"....all great supporting parts.
BTLemming 11 months ago 15
@BTLemming... and then came "Norbit"
RichardKleiner 2 months ago
5:29 Gene smiles after Roger says 90s kids are smart. He's smiling because he always thought Roger "wanted to be liked" and so he kisses the audience's ass.
YesWeCantaloupe 1 year ago
No fat.
POOPtard69 1 year ago
Does Ebert eat Alpine Lake Turkey?
Kousaburo 1 year ago
@Kousaburo
np he eat the whole alpine
Killerseeker1 9 months ago
"No fat, no fat, no fat, no fat, no fat, no fat, no fat!"
DNAngel2009 1 year ago 5
Jury Duty: Abe Vigoda, NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! first Good Burger, North now this. And in a motherfucking Pauly Shore movie!!!
loverboyz901 1 year ago
It was "Prince Albert", actually.
JWRandall423 1 year ago
hey i wanted to see the comercials!
nelsonzepeda666 1 year ago
Eddie Murphy needs to find a new agent...................he hasn't done anything worth a crap since Dreamgirls.
lurch321 1 year ago 3
@lurch321 I know! I looked up dream girls and realized that was four years ago!
KatarinaSu 1 year ago 5
I wish Gene could realize that Farleys movies flopped because he wasnt correctedly used. His movies and scripts and stories were weak, and he was the only funny element. In SNL he was great, hands down. Yes Farleys movies were pretty crappy, but not at all Farleys fault. Without Farley those same movies would be waste. UTTER WASTE.
gotrek44 1 year ago
Why was Gene Siskel always so hard on Chris Farley? Chris Farley was an incredibly talented and funny man who was at the very least warm, sincere, and loveable. Gene Siskel, on the other hand, was a stuck-up wimp who wasn't fit to shine Farley's shoes. May they both rest in peace.
jmh90 1 year ago
@jmh90
Seriously? Incredibly talented? I must've missed something. What movie showed his talent? I haven't seen any.
I'm not being sarcastic, I want to see good comedies, but at least Tommy Boy, Black Sheep and Beverly Hills Ninja were all pure crap and I've never seen Farley being funny.
JJJMMM1 8 months ago
@JJJMMM1 If he's not funny to you then he's not funny to you. But of the hundreds of millions of people who have seen him on the stage, on television, or in the movies nearly all of them would say he was hilarious. You may not find him funny or be a fan of his but there is no denying that he had incredible talent and heart. But you're entitled to your opinion.
jmh90 8 months ago
5:08 = awesome.
Ingratiateful 1 year ago
i remember seeing something on tv about mr. payback lol
UniteForgetLeftRight 1 year ago
Wow! Siskel was right about what Murphy should do! Dreamgirls.
stephandalziel 1 year ago
please tell me that wasn't Shelley Winter's in that Pauly Shore movie? it was... no no no no no no no!!
johnhamilton08 1 year ago
Ok i have to say Judge Dredd Tank Girl Money Train the Jerky Boyz n (not surprizingly) Showgirlz were good.But my pickx out of all of them for worst of 95......goin with Mighty Morphin Power Rangerz The Movie Waterworld n Vampire In Brooklyn.Three way tie for the worst of 95.
docthemetalfreak 1 year ago
5:38 epic reaction
YoJimBoHugabaJoe 1 year ago
I am an mst3k fan and yet 'The Jerky Boys' might very well be the worst movie I've ever seen.
634devil 1 year ago
START DIGGIN'!
CrownedPeaches 1 year ago
Blockbuster is dead.
levraijoueur 1 year ago 2
beverly hills cop 3 wasnt that bad it just is kind of worn out
TheDEATHSTARIII 1 year ago
Thank god Wes Craven and Eddie Murphy made comebacks the next year with Scream and The Nutty Professor.
ebertfan92 1 year ago
NO FAT!
juanvega5 1 year ago
Man Eddie Murphy should never work with his brother Charlie. The last time he did, we got Norbit. Just awful.
Siskel and Ebert were on the ball when they destroyed these films.
yellowcougar18 1 year ago 4
"Mr. Payback" must have fallen off the edge of the map when it came out because I have never heard of it. I do however, agree with their other choices in this episode. I hated them as much as they did.
CJ076 1 year ago
I liked Vampire in Brooklyn...not the best movie, but certainly not the worst.
kritiX99 1 year ago
"We don't have room for Pauly Shore" lol
Euroheat0022 1 year ago
Mmmmmm Alpine Lakes...
ZyxthePest 1 year ago
You're the actor, not the genius. - Roger Ebert
jupithou 1 year ago
You're the actor, you're not the genius. - Roger Ebert
jupithou 1 year ago
Am I wrong, or is that Big Pussy behind Alan Arkin at 3:12?
kessel12 1 year ago
@kessel12
Vincent Pastore is his name.; I think that's him, back there.
tthomaselli2 1 year ago
Cmon, Siskel, don't be so sneering: nobody really ever liked Pauly Shore. He's annoying to EVERYONE.
bernlin2000 1 year ago
no fat?
Chubachus 1 year ago
Who you callin' turkey?
CliffM85 1 year ago
NO FAT NO FAT NO FAT NO FAT NO FAT!!!!
TyroneTasty 1 year ago 8
@TyroneTasty no fat. :b
ErnestoGPerez 1 year ago
It's sad considering Vigoda is a really good actor, Jury Duty, North, and Good Burger almost ruined his career. no wait, they did ruin his career, have we seen him recently? NO!
xxPatheticEmoxx 1 year ago
Was Mr. Payback not released on homevideo? I would think that thing could work with a DVD remote or something.
EatRune 1 year ago
Eddie Murphy would be great in something, all he needs is great material he'd do great.
alexforever411 1 year ago 3
Siskel told Eddie Murphy what he should do in 1995 and he finally did that with Dream Girls. Too bad he peobably cost himself the Oscar by releasing Norbit a few month earlier.
NorrinRadd1981 1 year ago 7
They really hate Pauly Shore
locustsymphony 1 year ago 2
Abe Vigoda was in Jury Duty? damn.
BrainCandy11 1 year ago
I have to admit, "The Jerky Boys Movie" is a true guilty pleasure of mine (if only because I thought the Jerky Boys were funny).
gspendlove 1 year ago
"...right roger" i laughed out loud at that hahah
mommyimadeapoopy 1 year ago
Joe Esterhas has to be one of the most criminally overpaid screenwriters in film history.
thedrizzle16 1 year ago 2
@thedrizzle16 Nonsense. And learn to spell his last name. Eszterhas
Arthur5041975 1 year ago
Ebert really has a point with his comments on the violence in the buddy-cop movie. Although I've never seen that film, this is something I often have a problem with in movies. There's this thing called "tone," and if you disrupt that, you can lose your audience. You can't have slapstick humor in a somber drama. You can't have long, drawn-out conversations in a non-stop action movie. And you surely can't have gruesome violence in a silly comedy.
VirtualBoy500 1 year ago
"we don't have room at the bottom of the scale for Pauly Shore."
"Start digging!"
XD.
deadcrowes19 1 year ago 20
It took Eddie Murphy so long to take Siskel's advice from here until "Dreamgirls," and look what happened: Oscar nod. It's not the fact that he's making comedys and family films...it's that he's made so many bad comedys and inane family films, so boring and dumb.
KentuckyKid84 1 year ago
What Siskel said about Eddie Murphy was spot on back then. Taking a secondary part in a good mood was exactly what he needed to do, and it's exactly what he did do--with Shrek.
fiddlestyxify 1 year ago
"Right, Roger." Lol
SirEattonHogg 1 year ago
I feel awful but I actually liked some of these flicks. Yeah, they were stupid or whatever, but I found them entertaining.
itpduder 1 year ago
Wasn't it MTV that inflicted Pauly Shore upon us? Fuck MTV.
stimpp 1 year ago 8
NO FAT!
horsinoff 1 year ago
Murphy's brother, as in Charlay Murphy? Darkness!
mateo134 1 year ago 5
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What assholes. I don't care how good they are, they clearly have no sense of humor.
superdeeduper51 1 year ago
aww. Tommy Boy was great.
prrrrecious 2 years ago
no fat!
spacegeek 2 years ago 2
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Siskel hated Chris farley, lol wow, that tells a lot.
jimmybrite 2 years ago
"Even the ones with an IQ of 50 are too smart for Pauly Shore". LMAO, couldn't agree more.
talubar 2 years ago 23
@talubar LOL!! Great Line.
10HAPPYGILMORE 3 months ago
right Roger
blaaaagh 2 years ago 2
Did the movie kill the Jerky Boy's movie kill their career?
yellowcougar18 2 years ago
Sadly a stuntwoman, Angela Bassett's double, actually died when a stunt went wrong. Sad. Tho it would not be the first awful film where a crew member died. Suburban Commando springs to mind.
yellowcougar18 2 years ago
Funny thing about Eddie Murphy, he did take a supporting part in a great director's film (Dreamgirls) and it worked. He should have been a shoe in for Best Supporting Actor and could have won had he not made Norbit and it didn't get released before the voters had to turn in their ballots. Guess he didn't worry too much about "climbing back up that ladder." I could only imagine what Gene Siskel would have said about that whole situation.
flmbyz 2 years ago 5
Yeah he was excellent in Dreamgirls, I was really happy for his comeback. But why on earth did he agree to be in Norbit? It's a shame.
123rockfan 2 years ago
I just love the chemistry between them.
Reminds me of tobin and yuzo.
Also nostalgia critic which seems to have gotten the entire format from them.
Q9R42 2 years ago
Charlie Murphy!
canucksfan94 2 years ago 3
I've heard it from the mouths of producers: never work with Linda Fiorentino as she's a terrible bitch.
Whyavier 2 years ago
Not to mention a terrible actress. I hated her in both Dogma and Men in Black. She simply can't act.
xander6981 2 years ago
9:14
Epic Win.
sonicboom970 2 years ago 5
should have left the commercials in for nostalgia purposes
Ihatejohnashton 2 years ago 6
Eddie Murphy's career apparently has been on life support for nearly 20 years!
marshallguy301 2 years ago 21
"Even kids with I.Q.s of fifty are too smart for Pauly Shore."
limborate 2 years ago 24
@limborate Well put..
mrgb46 8 months ago
All these criticisms stand today...and they wonder why we download movies.
poinoup 2 years ago 7
agree 200%
xoloesquincle 2 years ago
"The movie that didn't make me laugh the most"...? MAJOR LULZ!!!
I saw Jury Duty back in 1996 and I still remember it, unfortunately, 2300 movies later.
levanyzzuf 2 years ago 6
wow no fat, that a really good deal
TheKleinHimself 2 years ago 3
It was funny to see Gene's face when Roger said Jury Duty. The movie must be so bad he simply forgot it even existed. LOL
AskDoleBananas 2 years ago 23
Wow, people were talking about how bad Eddie Murphy's movies were and how his career was in free fall 14 years ago.
ClemmyProductions 2 years ago 75
Yea his good movies were in the 80's, like 48 hours, trading places and beverley hills cop.
Gladchild08 2 years ago 8
One notable exception- I thought- was The Nutty Professor.
mikejackson4ever 2 years ago 7
@ClemmyProductions Murphy always manages to have a hit in the nick of time.
thefilmjock 1 year ago
@ClemmyProductions i dont think he reached his lowest point until pluto nash though
Chubachus 1 year ago
THANK GOD pauly shore is out of the movie theaters. I still cannot believe that he was a movie star leading any movie at any time.
outofnames0 2 years ago 67
He's even annoying to look at. Every face he pulls just makes me feel like someone's scraping their hands on a blackboard!
ShitStains7676 2 years ago 4
Lol. Indeed. His face, his voice, everything about him is aggravating, and you know how they talk about great actors bringing out the best in others? I think Pauly Shore brought out the worst in people. It's unreal that he headlined any of those movies he was in, as awful as they all were in any case.
outofnames0 2 years ago 7
I like where he is now; desperately trying to crawl out of the hole of obscurity by creating crappy project after crappy project. From awful reality shows to awful "ironic" movies about his fame he's stuck in his hell.
bluebettle 2 years ago 8
@outofnames0 Stranger things have happened. Maybe, 2? But they have happened.
TheConciseStatement 1 year ago
@outofnames0
10 years from now we'll be saying the exact same thing about Adam Sandler. Has Sandler made even one other good movie besides "50 First Dates" with Drew Barrymore? The ONLY one I can remember liking of his, for sure. Peace.
danning1 1 year ago
@danning1 hey waddabout Punch Drunk Love, The Wedding Singer and even Click. I enjoyed those movies quite a bit, thank ya very much.
poontang3zizo 1 year ago
Yeah, I always thought The Jerky Boys were overrated!
UdoShan 2 years ago 3
"Alpine Lane Fat Free" in Siskel & EBERT: "No fat, no fat, no fat", that's irony...
tvinsomne 2 years ago
LMAO!! My God, i thought i was the only one who notice!! hahahaha!
And fater the last "no fat, Ebert shows up! Now, that gotta be something that Siskel workout! Lol!
DanielTheWalrus 2 years ago 6
This is from when Ebert would still pan films! They talk a lot about the "Dumb" comedies here, from Carrey to Farley down to Shore, but what about the incredibly inane recent movies like "Old School" and "Talladega Nights?" "Walk the Line" is probably the worst I've seen, and whenver people start talking about how funny they are it makes me feel like I'm on crazy pills. Thanks for the video post, gradepoint.
dklskov 2 years ago
I think you meant Walk Hard but yeah I know what you mean. But ebert hated Step Brothers.
QuietGiantProduction 2 years ago 5
Good call, thanks. I did mean "Walk Hard." No offense meant towards "Walk the Line."
dklskov 2 years ago 3
Mr. payback reminds me of Barack paper scissors
cubaz320 2 years ago 2
I strongly disagree that Tommy Boy is a bad movie. It's one of my favorite movies of all time.
simpsonsfan89 2 years ago
Love their comments on the Carrey-Farley-Shore scale of continuum. One of the funniest bits I've seen on their show. Something happened to the format of the show when Roeper came on that didn't allow for this same kind of interaction, but I'm not sure exactly what it was.
levanyzzuf 2 years ago 7
Start digging!
BillyRVaughan 2 years ago 13
omg! no fat!
luchozepp 2 years ago 4
Talk about a prophecy from Gene Siskel - "Eddie Murphy should take a good supporting role in a great Directors movie". 11 years later he did, the movie was called DREAM GIRLS and if it wasn't for NORBIT maybe Murphy would of won BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR. Will he get another bite at the Oscar cherry? Will he ever again put himself in a position to be even considered for an Oscar? Who knows? But it hardly looks likely.
Samsfashi0n 2 years ago 15