Siskel & Ebert - California Suite, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Uncle Joe Shannon, Pinocchio
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- In this episode, Siskel and Ebert review: California Suite, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Uncle Joe Shannon, Every Which Way but Loose and Pinocchio. So, just to be clear, this channel is in no way associated with Gene Siskel or Roger Ebert. In no way shape or form are we trying to imitate official Siskel and Ebert content. Consider us unofficial.
The 1978 version of Invasion of the Body Snatchers is one of the remakes that arguably surpasses the original in quality. It’s an awesome movie that deserves a place next to Alien and the Thing as one of the best sci-horror movies ever made.
Agreed.
I remember renting it on Halloween. Me and a buddy wanted to see the original but the local video store only had a copy of the 70s version. I was super bummed because it had a bunch of stars I knew yet I’d never even heard there had been a remake, this was before the 90s version, so I was sure it sucked. Anyway obviously we rented it anyway and it blew us both away, I’m so glad I got to experience it cold the ending especially.p
I agree with Ebert that "The Thing" wasn't so great.
@@bryanismyname7583 I disagree with you, bryanisyourname. 👅
I thought it was booooooooring.
My parents took me to this release of "Pinnochio" when I was 4 years old. It was magic. The same year, they took me to "Star Wars", which was still in theaters. It was a great time to grow up.
Body Snatchers ‘78 is considered now to be one of the best remakes of all time. The ending is truly terrific.
Thanks for posting these. I watched these religiously every Thursday night on PBS 😎👍
"If strange creatures from outer space visited my town I think Leonard Nimoy would be the last person I would go to for advice" lol
He's actually be my first choice. :)
Right??
The Simpsons did that.
That would be illogical...
These guys talking “Pinocchio” really becomes a high point of this broadcast. Even as an adult, I still have a few Walt Disney nostalgia in me, especially when I remember watching that movie, a handful of times. It sure taught me not to smoke, not to constantly tell lies, and also not to get involved with marionette shows, Pleasure Island (that Lampy sure got what he deserved!), or mess with large whales, like Monstro.
Good memories, especially from the first few years of Walt Disney and his staff.
i grew up in this time i dont know how the hell i have no memory of "California Suite", i had NO idea Cosby and Pryor had done a film together. usually when i see any Neil Simon film on here they absolutely tear it to shreds, they went a little easy this time.
i cant help it i love the "Any Which Way/Every Which Way" films, they are personal favorites and at the time i was a kid growing up in Oklahoma and my father worked at a truck stop out in the country and the neighborhoods in it reminded me of my neighborhood and the people reminded me of the people i was growing up around. not so much the biker gang but just the people frequenting the bar he goes to looked like the people who hung around the truck stop. so i always liked those movies and now they have a nostalgia for me on top of that.
there has got to easily be ten versions of Body Snatchers between film and TV, for me the 70s version is THE version and i think it is one of the all time best remakes it is a classic. and i was not a kid thot got scared by movies but that ending scene always freaked the absolute s*** out of me. the legendary "Alien" didnt freak me out, this movie freaked me out and that dog still gives me the creeps.
HA they are complaining about all the remakes and sequels that year.
i dont even know what to say, thinking of todays Disney versus classic Disney, just sad.
What's funny is that Maggie Smith, who is here acting like an academy award nominee, won the Academy Award for her performance in this very movie!
Pure neptotism
Good to have you back!
"The dog" in Invasion of The Body Snatchers = !!!
Thanks for the upload. Loving these
Imagine a time when the funniest thing about Bill Cosy was this film!
Gene says that, regarding the motorcycle gang members in Every which way but loose, a bunch of 50 year old men who look like they belong in a bowling alley, not on motorcycle bikes.
When he was still alive, has Gene seen any motorcycle gang members in real life? Thats exactly what many of them looked like!
"California Suite" is a terrific film. The Pryor-Cosby segment is the least successful, but the others are all great, especially the Maggie Smith-Michael Caine one. Interesting to hear Roger call Neil Simon one of America's best comedy writers since he has panned nearly every one of Simon's films ("Simonized" dialogue, I believe he once wrote). They said nobody talks so witty in real life - oh, yeah? Spend a few hours with me after a couple of martinis.
I am here from the future to agree with you about Simon, and add that some of my favorites were written by Neil Simon, among them THE GOODBYE GIRL, THE LONELY GUY, THE CHEAP DETECTIVE, MURDER BY DEATH. SEEMS LIKE OLD TIMES and THE ODD COUPLE.
Popcorn for me. 🧈. Soda please. 😆😆😆🤤🤤
I loved Love Story.
EWWBL: 2:13
IBS: 6:08
Pinocchio 22:10
Roger was a master of the fake laughing lol
nah
I prefer the 1956 version of "Invasion". The original is scarier and more nightmareish.
One thing that really angered me about Disney is the fact that they will release one of their classics on DVD for something like 3-4 weeks, then take it off the market for another 7 years. And THEN, it will be "FIRST TIME ON 2-DVD!" Not a first release, the first time it was released on a 2-DVD set! And they didn't really add anything that warranted it being on 2 discs. That's a celebration?!!
This is what happened when The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh (Dr Syn) was released several years ago costing about $35, and Amazon now sells copies (if you can find them) for ten times that cost! Seriously!
So pirate it. Dont be held hostage by their shit.
I like Pinocchio!
I LOVE it
IOTBS is a superior remake! Well acted and great special effects. The cast is great, of course.
i saw pinnochio during this release. its crazy to me that we are further from the original release of star wars now than we were from the original release of pinnochio then
_Pinocchio (1940)_ in this 1978 release was one of the few Disney films Mom took me to as a child. I guess back in the day, they kept them in the vault and brought them out every 7-10 years (1945, 1954, 1962, 1971, 1978, 1984 and 1992). It says they made $26.4 million at theaters in 1984, and another $10-12 million by releasing it on VHS for $80 that year.
I love the original Invasion Of The Body Snatchers. Kevin McCarthy gave a wild performance. I thought the movie might have secretly been about conformism in the fifties.
So did they shut down your last channel or what happened?
Yes, they terminated it. They said I was impersonating a celebrity. I was like... How? Siskel and Ebert are dead. I'm sure no one thinks I'm Siskel or Ebert. Someone may have complained about the channel. Do I give up or Start over? I started over.
Hmmm that's very strange if anything you would think they'd appreciate their history being preserved like this but thanks for staying at it!
@@ThatOldTV That is insane. I never thought that for a moment. And thank you, when I see you have a new upload it really brightens my day!
I thought Invasion was great. They don’t mention the allegorical stuff at all. The ending is superb.
Every which way but loose, my father took me to the theatre to see it, it is where I learned no matter what except for life, limb or eyesight, you never fucking hit a woman, ever. I recently showed it to my wife, she liked it very much. I do have a black widow tattoo upon my torso as well.
Sometimes classic features are dismissed ie Bladerunner.
Now i want to see that Orangutan movie(again), knowing that Ruth is in it too(i saw it on tv as a kid).
Every Which way but Loose is shit but still funny.... can watch it anytime.
Gene Siskel was an idiot! He says that The Other Side of the Mountain is awful - oh brother! It's a great movie. And in general he is wrong more than he is right about movies.
Not really. Its too soapy to be compelling.
What happened to Alan Alda? Movie star to PBS contributor...
What happened to him? The dude's 86 yrs old! After starring on one of the biggest shows in TV history, he starred in movies and other shows pretty much consistently ever since, and now does whatever he feels like doing. We should all be so fortunate to have our careers "downgraded" to PBS contributor in our late 80s. 😄
The one film with Alda looks dated and tired. I like Matthau but I’d never wanna see that 👎
I just finished California Suite I reviewed it on my letterboxd called CinemaEscape. A waste of time the only good part was richard pryor and Bill " the rapist" Cosby, i liked how an airplane looked back then in the seventies how they watched a movie on a plane, was great to see in terms of history, and i wish the conversation was great between micheal caine,and the girl whos old in harry potter young here, cause i liked look of the suit and tie and drinking a martini and we knows where that was, but that was bad conversation i ever heard, i would take laurel and hardy with richard and bill anytime over this movie, yeah its sad to see that, but i didnt get that out of this dont agree with their review of this movie, i gave it a 1/2 no stars on letterboxd. I think from this list of movies i would check out invasion of the body snatched franchise, and pinocchio. client working with monkey is not good but maybe would like to check it out.