Siskel & Ebert - Best of 1992
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- Опубліковано 3 чер 2021
- Siskel's list:
1. One False Move
2. The Player
3. Howards End
4. The Crying Game
5. Malcolm X
6. The Hairdresser's Husband
7. Damage
8. Wayne's World
9. Mississippi Masala
10. Under Siege
Ebert's list:
1. Malcolm X
2. One False Move
3. Howards End
4. Flirting
5. The Crying Game
6. Damage
7. The Hairdresser's Husband
8. The Player
9. Unforgiven
10. Bad Lieutenant
Siskel is wrong ‘Unforgiven’ is a masterpiece.
Wayne’s World being on Gene’s list makes me happy
This is perhaps the first time the best movie of the year wasn't included in either of my boy's lists. Reservoir Dogs is the best movie of 1992. Best story, best screenplay ( by far), best direction and maybe, just maybe the single greatest ensamble cast I've ever seen on a a movie screen
Wow, it had never occurred to me until now that six of my all-time favorite films came out in the same year: Howards End, The Player, One False Move, Flirting, Damage and Unforgiven. All absolute classics in my world. Quite a year!
Unforgiven is an all time great movie.
Siskel and Ebert not only critique but they also teach what makes a good film. They were a great team.
"video rentals" man, times have changed.
One False Move, is an example of what goes on 90% of the time in Hollywood and in the music industry! 90% of the great pictures and great songs are never seen or heard by a wide audience. Cheating us out of them.
Leaving in the commercials just makes these old episodes even better. 👌🏼
It was NOT a good year for movies.
find two people who can talk about ANYTHING the way they talked about movies. They were one of a kind. From a whole different age.
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Siskel putting Under Siege and Wayne's World over Unforgiven is insane but also very admirable and a massive flex
I was a so young when this was on, my parents watched it, it is my childhood the world has changed
Carl Franklin's One False Move is for me one of the best films of 90s, let alone 92. I just watched it, in January, 2024, and I didn't even know the African American director also directed another favourite of mine Out of Time, with Denziel Washington.
Seeing that Beauty & The Beast videocassette commercial gave me this sudden memory of the plasticky smell of the VHS tape and the casing. I used to get tapes free from the library all the time as a kid in the 90s. Including this one. Don't ask me why I smelled them, lol.
Unforgiven is one of the greatest westerns ever made.
Just saying “you might want to have a pencil ready” dates this so much
My top ten of 1992:
Howard's End and Unforgiven are both truly excellent.