Siskel & Ebert (1994): The River Wild, Jason's Lyric, Ed Wood, The Scout & Rapa-Nui 

I miss the 90s. I miss going to Blockbusters to rent videos. I miss MTV, CDs, cassettes, and the radio. I miss good TV and everyone watching the same shows. I know I sound like an old man. But, everything was better back in the 80s/90s.

Ed Wood: best picture worthy!

The River Wild 👍⭐️⭐️ & a half out of 4 Ed Wood 👍⭐️⭐️⭐️ Jason’s Lyric 👍⭐️⭐️⭐️

I love when Siskel or Ebert loves a movie so much they praise it to high heaven in the summary.

Rapa-Nui is a great movie. Loved it then. Love it now.

Who could forget the Great Redenbacher Flood of 1994? 21 dead and 150 injured. Bodies found with popcorn jammed into every orifice. Tragic! This is why man was not meant to tamper with the forces of nature and create transdimensional popcorn bags.

These guys are so real wtf man life always take the good guys like he said 80s and 90s black films always depicted dark skin vs light skin smh man rip siskel you knew 30 years ahead crazy smart loving men ill keep the legacy going

Jason's Lyric is sweet effective love story, just wish there were no crime stories & more love stories involve 👍🌟🌟🌟. Ed Wood is Cheerful passionate film with Johnny Depp who gave good performance 🎭 👍🌟🌟🌟🌟

Johnny Depp’s acting as Ed Wood reminds me of Willy Wonka in Tim Burton’s version of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. In fact, I believe that was the same voice Depp used for Willy Wonka in chocolate factory.

Just a heads up, the video description says Siskel and Ebert gave two thumbs down to Ed Wood but that's definitely backwards.

R.I.P. Suzzane Douglas.

Forever missing the 1990’s.

Best year ever in film!

imagine the people on easter island really had to carry the egg back unbroken in a traditional competition

I wonder if Payne would have slapped Chris Rock for Lyric.

Wow they really got it wrong with the River Wild! Such an underrated thriller

Surprised they didn’t like The River Wild so entertaining!

so... clearly they werent paying attention at all during The River Wild Siskel claims Meryl Streep's character is taking her family down a treacherous river she ran as a kid... even though the clip they show illustrates how the treacherous part was "Below Bridal Creek" where her family trip was supposed to END. The part of the river the public can access is perfectly safe (provided you can raft and have a license to do so). Secondly, Siskel claims Strathern's character is hanging on a ledge hoping that "she, and only she will see him"... uhm... no he wasn't. He was trying not to be seen AT ALL, but he had to get to where he COULD hide, as everything behind him was in plain view of the river. He was only hanging because he didn't make it far enough, and hung on as still as he could out of desperation until they passed, hoping they wouldn't look up. Hanging on the ledge was not his plan. The "hoping she and only she will see him" wasn't until the smoke signal moment, which was set up earlier in the film by reference. But clearly they hated that too. There is nothing unplausible in reality about the film, beyond their own apparent desire to hate it all the way through. Is it great? No, I'd just call it somewhere between "good" and "decent", but hardly as bad as they want you to think it is.

Ed Wood, the greatest, warmest, most honest movie about moviemaking, friendship and love

When Ed Wood was making his version of movies, there were only 10 Filmmakers in Hollywood. In current times, he wouldn't even crack the top 100 worst

Is it true that Ed Wood was a major alcoholic?

Rapa Nui = Barrie Osborne producer of LOTR, Matrix etc...

I just realized Johnny took his ed wood voice and personality and totally plagiarized it to his Willy wonka character 😂

The River Wild was okay....only uplifted by Bacon's sinister performance and Meryl Streep's conviction.

Very few humans would laugh if anyone fell off their raft

its so true how the light skin characters were always the saints and the dark skinned characters were the evil ones. so lame

Weird to hear him mentioned as John Reilly, minus the C.

I dont think they gave enough credit to Sarah Jessica Parker. She really worked her butt off and portrayed an excellent wife.