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One of my favorite movies of all time. I'm not a critic.

1:14 That's when he met the Dolly Lama himself.

It was a good movie.

2.5 stars was kinda generous tbh.

Gene Siskel sounds drunk, is that why he died so young?

I miss these two.

Jersey Girl looks like a masterpiece compared to everything Smith has made since his best film, Red State.

It has aged like milk and Rob's character is annoying.

Red Arse

Gods, I'm sick of those awful automatic subtitles that get so much wrong.

I just watched this movie for the first time last month. Ebert is on point again.

This is a classic he was wrong here

I love this cheesy movie.

I was a little worried where this review was going but I am happy that Roger liked it. It was well made and well acted and very entertaining.

Way way way off

😂😂 i felt that pain when everyone sat around him

Nice little _The Third Man_ reference. It even has the cat!

Nowadays, in Canada at least, people don't seem to talk as much during the movie and only need to be shushed once in a while. However, people still like to take out their cell phones and distract everybody behind and to the sides of them, even if the brightness is turned way down. The last time I confronted a guy about this, he was acting like I was the jerk. There should be a policy that if you catch someone using their cellphone, either you or a staff member has the right to take their phone and shove it up where the sun don't shine (since they love their phone so much anyway).

As true now as it was back then. Thanks for the heads-up, Roger.

RIP Roger. What I'd do to see all of the movies he got to experience on the big screen... the first film he got to write about for the Chicago Sun Times was Bonnie and Clyde in '67. Quite fitting, that film marked the beginning of the 70s New Wave of cinema, and Ebert's favorite movie decade as a critic.

I am autistic and I don't like fun. - Roger Ebert. lol totally forgot about these guys.

And Roger Ebert let the entire world know he was Anti American right there.

Come on, Roger. "BOYS, AVENGE ME!!! AVEEEEEENGE ME!"

I didn't always agree with Ebert, but he was always articulate about his thoughts that even when I disagreed, I still could go, "yeah alright, I hear what you're saying." I miss that man.

The best critic to ever grace the US. Love his reviews and insights about cinema.

Give away the whole plot? YOU WERE WATCHING THE END CREDITS!!

Haha, funny report. Always lots of fun whenever the boys would do something a little different from just reviewing movies.

The title is a lie, because Roger really does love movies and loved doing his job.

Ebert always was a blowhard.... This was a great entertaining movie.

I swear these guys called good movies crap and missed more than they ever got right.

I agree.

0:35 I imagine he made the same face all the way through North.

I remember seeing this in the theater with my very religious grandmother when I was 11 and feeling extremely uncomfortable hearing all the sex talk with her me next to me.

This video is So-o-o Chicago. "Natassia Kinski on the Ravenswood line," indeed.

A legendary critic and never afraid to call it how it is ❤💯

very entertaining

All that Roger Ebert said is still true. It's even worse now when some idiot decides to film the whole movie on their phone and share it through Snapchat or any other social media platform. We still miss ya, Roger.

Love Roger and miss him like crazy.

I was 8 when this came out so never watched. The cast is kinda insane though I may have to give it a watch. Charlie Sheen, Patrick Swayze, Jennifer Grey and Lea Thompson

My list 10 the one 9 cats & dogs 8 swordfish 7 saving silverman 6 joe dirt 5 Jurassic park 3 4 what’s the worst that could happen 3 planet of the apes 2 monkeybone 1 Freddy got fingered

They gotta tell us before they do it for real

Red Dawn was a fun, but flawed movie. I still watch it from time to time

Movie is a corny but very enjoyable 80s action flick

We might be watching the real one right now!

It’s not an Oscar winner, but still a good watch

This is about 40 years old and you are still critiquing?

One of the best movies John Carpenter ever made.

Funny how Jeff plays Starman a bit like Clu from the TRON movie.

Thanks for sharing his take, a great underrated favorite of mine!

Too much spoiling