Siskel & Ebert (1996): Courage Under Fire, Walking & Talking, Harriet The Spy & Trainspotting, 

Courage Under Fire and Walking and Talking are good movies.

Grounded For Life is one of my favorite comedies.

3 out 4 movies are very good & worth watching Courage Under Fire 👍🌟🌟🌟🌟 Walking & Talking 👍🌟🌟🌟🌟 Trainspotting 👍🌟🌟🌟

love this channel, thanks!

R.I.P. Anne Heche

I love the movie Harriet The Spy was my number 1 Favorite Movie of All-time I give👍 4 1/2🌟

Bronwen Hughes who directed Harriet the Spy would go on to do multiple episodes of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul. So if anything, she was ahead of her time. * I have a love-hate relationship with Harriet the Spy. I applaud its dark themes and highly relatable elements, but struggle with the inconsistent tone desperately trying to keep it light-hearted and comedic too to the point that it's disconcerting. You look at two great female-centric kids films that came out in the 90s-Matilda that same summer and Madeline a couple years later-and how they were each better because the former mixed both tones perfectly while leaning on the darker stuff while the latter picked the lighter tone, but still had pathos with the darker stuff though.

Thumbs up for "Trainspotting", but S & E don't show much knowledge or curiosity about heroin or drug addiction in general. In retrospect, given the enormity of the issue, their dismissive review appears to trivialize a film that Cannes thought was much better.

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Harriet the Spy was SUPER disappointing. Rather than a fun film about a kid spy, we get a mellow drama about a kid going through a nervous breakdown.

They "took another look at Independence Day",but didn't screen it again:)=Greatness:)

Harriet the Spy has to be one of the gloomiest kids movie I watched as a child. Now as an adult, I can clearly see that Harriet was wrong the whole time, and the movie was just sad and depressing (and not in a good way).

courage under fire sucked meg ryan is like 5,4 and 100 pounds