Siskel & Ebert Groundhog Day Untamed Heart Love Field 1993 

I love watching siskel and ebert. It's like going back in a time machine to better times.

Fix the tracking!! Haha, how many people reading this know what that means?

This video brought a smile to me of what once was. Siskel and Ebert are at the top of game, healthy before cruelties of life took over. Reviewing Groundhog Day, in my estimation one of the great American movies of all time.

Even though his original review was positive, Roger Ebert wrote in 2005 that he did not fully appreciate Groundhog Day on it's initial release: "'Groundhog Day' is a film that finds its note and purpose so precisely that its genius may not be immediately noticeable. It unfolds so inevitably, is so entertaining, so apparently effortless, that you have to stand back and slap yourself before you see how good it really is. Certainly I underrated it in my original review."

god bless whoever cared enough to record all of these shows on VHS, and whoever uploaded them afterwards

I'm so glad they enjoyed Untamed Heart!! It's my favorite romance film and usually these types of movies make me cringe. But this movie was just so beautiful and such likable characters!!

1993, when the phrase Groundhog Day actually referred to the actual day itself and not what it means now: reliving the same event over and over.

Untamed Heart is one of my favoriten guilty pleasures of all time. One of Christian Slaters best performances along with True Romance & Heathers.

reminds me of quiet Saturdays at home in 80s and 90s. was just a kid but loved this show

In 1992, Michelle Pfeiffer's Oscar nomination should have been for

Finally I can agree with them. Untamed Heart is very dear to me. It’s a great movie with a pure story

Watched these 2 a lot, man, I sure miss these 2. Thanks for the memories!

Both of them nailed groundhog day. 👍

As a Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania native I was glad that they enjoyed Groundhog Day!

groundhog day and untamed heart are worth watching numerous times.

After watching the review, I was shocked the way they both agree all 4 out of 5 films, I'm amazed. Doesn't happen quite often.

I like how they themselves selected scenes to show strenghts or weaknesses of films.

I cried at the end of How Green Was My Valley.

7:29

GOD! I REALLLLLLLLLYYY wanted to smack the side of my flat screen to get the static to go away! It was getting on my nerves so much!