25 years ago today, this episode aired. Since all five movies got 👍👍, Gene summed it up best at 20:07: "A great week. I wish they were all like that." I agree with him and wish the very same thing.
Lone Star is an incredibly well made and well acted film. It’s probably the second John Sayles movie I ever saw. I’ve probably seen six or seven of his movies and they’ve all been good and most were great. Sunshine State, Matewan, and The Secret Of Roan Inish are just a few other examples.
@@jmjfanss YEAH, WELL I DO LOVE "THE ERASER 1996" WITH ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER, BUT I GIVE "THE ERASER 1996" 8/10, BECAUSE IT'S BEAUTIFUL!. 🙂👍✌️❤️😊😍🥰🤨😏🇺🇲🎥📀📼🎞️🎬🇺🇸🍿💪 I LOVE IT! WHOO-HOO! 🥰 ROCK & ROLL, BABY!. 🎤🎼🎵🎸
@@jmjfanss YUP. I REMEMBER WATCHIN' THE 1996 BLOCKBUSTER FILMS "ERASER," MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE," "INDEPENDENCE DAY," "FROM DUSK TILL DAWN," YOU GET THE IDEA. 🙂👍✌️❤️🎥📀📼🎞️🎬🇺🇲💪🍿 I MISS MY CHILDHOOD MEMORIES, BECAUSE THIS IS BRUTAL, MAN. 😁
Notice the reference to the Nick Park film which was only nominated for an Oscar. That was A Grand Day Out, the first Wallace & Gromit film, which lost out to another Nick Park film, Creature Comforts.
ALRIGHT, LOOK. I ACTUALLY HAVE "THE ERASER 1996" WITH ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER, JAMES CAAN, VANESSA L. WILLIAMS, JAMES COBURN, & OF COURSE, ROBERT PASTORELLI. DIRECTED BY CHUCK RUSSELL (FROM "THE MASK 1994") I'LL GIVE "THE ERASER" 7/10, BUT IT'S AN A+ FOR ME. SO YEAH, IT'S 2 THUMBS WAY UP 4 ME. NOT DOWN. I'M HAPPY. 🙂❤👍✌
Yeah i loved Eraser too great film surprised they did as generally they are quite picky but a rare occasion that i can agree with the two Gents and Roger saying about Arnie having better guns in his films than Bond i would like to see what they thought of True Lies? That being a spy film with Arnie in! Im surprised Eraser did so badly that it wasn't as well liked as some of his other films it has some other great actor's in it Vanessa Williams was great and also the late great James Caan was also awesome in it
Hunchback was twisted as a children's film. I was not cool that Frollo stalked Esmeralda and seemingly acted as if he'd rape her if the opportunity presented itself. Since Siskel was so aware of female oppression in previous episodes, I'm surprised this aspect slid right on by.
