Siskel & Ebert Review The Films of...Victor Fleming

A compilation of Siskel & Ebert reviewing the films of Victor Fleming
Well, two films. This is the only two movie episode so far. Obviously, those movies are Wizard of Oz and Gone With the Wind. This was really just an excuse to collect Siskel & Ebert talking about those two classics, but I looked for other Fleming films they may have covered and I couldn't find anything else (unsurprising, given Fleming's final film came out in the 40s and he doesn't really have any other bonafide classics)
While obviously another "minisode", this covers more ground than you might think.
Primarily for educational purposes, but enjoy however you see fit!
For more of this series:
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[@Vanilla_Skynet]

A compilation of Siskel & Ebert reviewing the films of Victor Fleming
Well, two films. This is the only two movie episode so far. Obviously, those movies are Wizard of Oz and Gone With the Wind. This was really just an excuse to collect Siskel & Ebert talking about those two classics, but I looked for other Fleming films they may have covered and I couldn't find anything else (unsurprising, given Fleming's final film came out in the 40s and he doesn't really have any other bonafide classics)
While obviously another "minisode", this covers more ground than you might think.
Primarily for educational purposes, but enjoy however you see fit!
For more of this series:
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[@PelvisPresley420]

Thanks for all the S&E vids.

[@ethanedwards7557]

Roger and Gene would have loved 4K ultra HD discs so much.

[@parangaricuchillo]

Laserdisc: the first format to employ bonus features and featurettes. VHS had a few in only a handful of movies, but not like Laser. Wish I were richer back in those days. I would have consumed those discs the same way I consume blu-rays today.

[@PelvisPresley420]

How Sad & Sick Gene Looks Here. I believe it's his last days. He probably passed away couple months after this episode. Also Roger about a decade later. There will never be another movie critic duo like Siskel & Ebert. They set the stacdards. Single, Duo, Trio, they're the Kings!!!

[@jet9385]

It's such a shame about Gene and Roger, Gene especially was such a young guy, to pass away the way he did was so untimely and unfair. Same for Roger, though he was quite a bit older if I recall, passing in your 70s isn't young but ya know what, it isn't old either. I'm just glad we have so many wonderful episodes and clips of their show to remember them by.

[@samdash4706]

They did, in fact, go with Roger's pick of Timothy Dalton to play Rhett Butler in the "Scarlett" TV miniseries which aired in 1994. Joanne Whalley played Scarlett. (I've never seen it and have no desire to see it. By almost all accounts, it was terrible.)

[@manzoman96]

Chill Roger Return to Oz is awesome!