Siskel & Ebert (1994): That's Entertainment III, 3 Ninjas Kick Back, Being Human, Dream Lover & Kika 

It’s so weird they go from classic Hollywood and name dropping Fred Astaire and Joan Crawford… going straight into 3 Ninjas 😆

Fred Astaire was a BAD ASS. The man could do anything and his dancing is akin to walking on the moon- unseen before!

I really like THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT III, it's entertaining itself 😂👍🌟🌟🌟🌟😉

I like the order of movies they reviewed that week with the ratings of G, PG, PG-13, R, and an unrated film for adults.

That's entertainment 3 🎊is a blast from the past 🎉

I believe Being Human was an unfortunate victim of studio interference. Also, for those who haven't seen it, watch Local Hero from the same director.

"...younger children might find it entertaining." "Dimwitted younger children." Fucking savage 🤣

According to Metacritic, Gene gave the first 3 Ninjas a score of 25, which is the equivalent of one star, but now he is saying he liked it. I wonder if this is a mistake.

Uncle Rog... hahah. Gene could be a mean prick... love him. Miss him.

He mentions that gene kelly dance was 40 years old and now that is 40 more years ago. So bizarre to think about

John Tuturo = amazingly versatile, like Burgess Meredith. He was hilarious with Robin Williams in that clip,

Why the hell would they even bother to review 3NKB...

Ok that 3 Ninjas review gave me a good chuckle. Both are saying its bad but I love how Roger is trying to as he would say "Give the movie its day in court," by giving heads up for younger audiences yet Gene gives him hell for it.

I’m one of those “dim-witted” younger children who liked The Three Ninjas Kick Back 😂

Big fan of 3 Ninjas here (as you can tell from my username, haha.) I also love Siskel & Ebert, so it’s nice to see them look at it.

That 3 Ninjas Kick Back review was classic Siskel and Ebert. Anyone have a link to a review of the first one? I loved the first one as a kid

They spoil Dream Lover pretty badly in that overview of the plot. Sometimes the movie reviews really reveal too much. It's a very strange, interesting psychodrama for adults: dreams, desire, sex, jealousy, gaslighting/manipulation, trust and betrayal. Lots of subtle detail in the plot that makes it worth thinking about long after its courageously abrupt and matter-of-fact resolution (a lot of people will hate how it chooses to resolve the story but I loved it!). While it's not a straight-up thriller, fans of 90s thrillers should still check it out.

One thing about 3 ninja these dirctors will go to do new projects.

5:42 "Who are you guys, teenage mutant wannabes?!" "Not!" Wow, shameless 90s leftovers.

Boy siskel was wrong about almadovar

Being Human might have worked if they took its plot seriously. The concept is workable - after all, DW Griffith used something very similar for Intolerance, and Buster Keaton parodied the concept in his first feature, The Three Ages. But they didn't, and, frankly, it's Robin Williams' presence that really killed the film. Williams was a good actor, but he tends to drop the ball when he turns serious. He doesn't fit in any of the timeframes in the film, not even the present, and I seem to remember the settings themselves weren't convincing in the slightest. I didn't believe one minute of the film, and that's a shame, because it could have been so much better.

One of the ninjas got beat up by a girl lolol

every movie that robin williams starred in was pure garbage.

Newspapers & Typewriters! 😂