Ebert & Roeper - Master of Disguise 

Dana Carvey is a comedic genius. He had a funny show that only lasted a season called the Dana Carvey Show. Charlie Kaufman (Adaptation, Being John Malkovich, and Eternal Sunshine) Was a writer on that show, think of how great it could have been if he could have written Dana Carvey a script.

I love how Roeper said "Uh oh" as soon as Ebert made his first angry comment about the movie

And The movie has a 1%

If Gene had lived to see this....

I felt sorry for my grandmother and brother that were dragged into seeing this movie by my sister. Thankfully, I didn’t and wasn’t planning on it. Saw a much better picture called “Signs” that weekend. This looks awful. The disguises are grotesque and it looks like Dana Carvey’s character of the average Joe was annoying to the point that it was like fingernails on a blackboard! Glad I skipped this or I would have renamed it “The Disaster of Disguise”!

I am glad they put thumbs down 👎. I can tell this movie is dumb when I was a kid

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0:25 RIP Harold Gould (1923-2010). You deserved better than this movie.

I like the film.

The more you watch it the more you like it.

1:12 am I turtely enough for the turtle 🐢 club

Roger: "It never ended, and it was only 80 minutes long!" Ouch, Roger!! But we aren't arguing. Seriously, I cannot understand this. Dana Carvey is a good impressionist and a lot of fun on camera. But he clearly has the worst taste possible when it comes to choosing projects, and this was undeniably one of the worst films I have ever seen!

0:28 OMG, That is actually racist when you start to think about it!

I've always hated this movie too

Dig that zelda music in the background

Still rather see this than Freddie Got Finger That was so gross This movie is just dumb

Why the Zelda music?

Such a terrible film that it’s extremely enjoyable.🤣

Austin Powers in Goldmember is a better comedy of summer 2002. This one is awful

It's a racist film

Critics took this movie way too seriously.

I thought it was funny.