When I was a kid in the 90s I loved watching these 2 late at night when I couldn’t sleep. I think they’re one of the main reasons I love movies so much. I wish they were still around to rate the absolute garbage coming out in 2024.
@@hansjuker8296 Lol Ebert was on the feminism train even back then and Siskel pretty much hated violent movies, so don't be so sure that they would be out of place today
@@littlekingtrashmouth9219 spoken like someone who doesn't watch movies today. yeah, there is garbage, like there is every year, but there is also lots of good stuff out there.
I am curious to know what they would have thought of some of last years most acclaimed films, like The Zone of Interest, Poor Things, Killers of the Flower Moon, Anatomy of a Fall, and American Fiction. And what they would have thought about Oppenheimer and Barbie.
These Worst Of's are better than the Best Of's. Not only do they try to outdo each other with poetic put-downs, but they care enough to genuinely be offended at "losing 2 hours" of their lives!
It’s the same as always really - plenty of crap movies, but also some really good movies. Of course there are still great movies coming out, it’s silly to say otherwise.
I once lied to a popular pretty girl in junior high who spoke to me and asked me what I did last night. I told her I went and seen Money Train. In a beautiful piece of karma, we had to watch a taped TV program later in another class and a TV spot revealed it wasn't even out yet.
It should be noted that 1995 overall was a fantastic year for movies. Not only did the directorial golden troika of Scorsese, Mann, and Fincher fire on all cylinders and give us (respectively) Casino, Heat, and Seven -- there was also The Usual Suspects, Safe, Toy Story, Babe, The American President, To Die For...
I remember we read The Scarlet Letter in my sophomore year of high school. Our teacher had the movie poster on his wall, but he made a point that while it made for a cool looking poster, we would NOT be watching the movie due to how far is strayed from the book.
I have no idea about the making of the film but I got mixed feelings about what’s been happened on Money Train (1995). A series of problems including a script well, that’s why I felt that the writing team were wrong for the project and that becomes a nightmare for them. There’s nothing to laugh about because it’s all about you and your life. And nothing else! Look what happens to Nicholas Kazan, who’s been fired from Disney’s Impulse in 1984 and replaced by Laurie Gelman of the House Calls and Home Improvement fame. She’s got more writing/producing experience in both television and movies since November 1980, because she has decided to do it and take over from Nicholas Kazan as first time screenwriter with Don Carlos Dunaway for Disney’s Impulse. The team has done a great job for adapting the script for Graham Baker’s first American movie for Christmas 1984. It has finally opened with marvelous results with a stellar cast and crew who just make it all possible.
Seeing Jeanne Tripplehorn in Basic Instinct, The Firm, and Waterworld back to back to back pretty much destroyed me for good. As a reviewer myself, I miss Gene and Roger like a bear misses honey.
Boy, they really nailed Eddie Murphy's career trajectory in the late 1990s and 2000s. They do sound like a pair of royal grumps about the Power Rangers, though. Sometimes there's no harm in an insubstantial, toyetic film... I'm sure my childhood is full of such flicks.
Here's an fun trivia: Kevin Reynolds' Waterworld was nominated for an Academy Award for best achievement in sound-Steve Maslow, Gregg Landaker, Keith A. Wester in 1996. Released by Universal Pictures in 1995.
I remember the hype around "Showgirls" was the girl from "Saved By The Bell" was playing a stripper. I also remember wondering why they chose the unattractive one 😁
Glad I'm not the only one who's never found her particularly attractive! Sure, she's not UGLY per se, but I don't look at her and say "Damn, what a babe!" (I know I'm in the minority, but what the hey).
First thing I thought of when they were talking about "money train" Was "Oh god Im sad they didn't live long enough to get the chance to hate cocaine bear" that movie wanted to be funny and slasher flick violent but it just doesn't mix.
I still say Waterworld is crapped on a bit too much, if it wasnt the most expensive movie ever made at the time and gone way over budget it would be a fun, forgettable but mediocre cheesy action flick. Even watching it today it isnt horrible but It isnt very good either, its meh, Dennis Hopper is bat shit bonkers and so over the top he's orbiting planet Mercury, it did have a great concept the problem is how do you film a movie entirely on water, when filming on water is one of the most difficult things to do.
My reviews: out of 5 1 " The Scarlet Letter " 2 out of 5 👎 2 " Power Rangers ". 1 out of 5 👎 3 " Showgirls " 1 out of 5 👎 4 " Waterworld " 3 out of 5 👍 5 " Judge Dredd " 1.5 out of 5👎 6 " Tank Girl " 1.5 out of 5 👎 7 " Money Train " 2 out of 5 👎 8 " Vampire in Brooklyn " 1.5 out of 5 👎 9 " The Jerky Boys " 1.5 out of 5 👎 10 " Jury Duty " 1.5 out of 5 👎 11 " Jade " 1.5 out of 5 👎
I like and respect these guys, but... putting Waterworld on the years worst is just wrong! It's a gorgeous looking fun adventure movie, and would rate among the best of 1995 (which was a very good year btw) on my list.
@@thenerdycollector5013it’s a very generic and boring story, but the set design and stunts are immaculate. You could argue that the massive budget was “wasted” on a subpar film, but you can’t say it was wasted on the production design.
My list worst of 1995 Showgirls Vampire in Brooklyn Jade Ace Ventura when nature calls Money Train Fair Game Judge Dredd Assassins The Jerky Boys Shallow Grave The Quick & The Dead Batman Forever Mr. Payback Congo Problem Child 3 Free Willy 2 Land Before Time 3 MMPR Rage Theodore Rex Senior Trip
What they say about Judge Dredd and Tank Girl can still be said about stupid super hero movies. Thy spend too much time on the special effects and not enough on the characters.
Gotta disagree with this years picks. Waterworld and tank girl are fantastic films. lots of silly but fun watches as well like judge dredd and vampire in brooklyn
I was 6 when Mighty Morphing Power Rangers came out and I loved it. I couldn’t imagine my mom getting me to watch a movie about a princess or a pig instead. When they say parents don’t care, they sound like two childless men.
No one remembers siskel and ebert so called top 10 best list of 1995. Most of them Are boring nobody will watch. but everyone remembers judge dredd, showgirls, and waterworld. Judge dredd and showgirls are now classics and waterworld has a ride in universal studios.
Classics? 😂 As for Water world, people watch a show like that for special effects. They don't watch it because they care about the movie Waterworld. Siskel and Ebert appealed to people like me, adults that want more from film beyond stunts and explosions.
I don't even like the 'best' list from 1995. Such a terrible year for movies. Pretty much all of the 90's were horrid. There are even better movies today, like Furiosa and Abigail.
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When I was a kid in the 90s I loved watching these 2 late at night when I couldn’t sleep. I think they’re one of the main reasons I love movies so much. I wish they were still around to rate the absolute garbage coming out in 2024.
They would be cancelled and replaced.
They were rubes that followed the crowd.
yea but a lot of people that seemed smart back in the day really like these movies .
Me too; I'd watch them late after news when I was a kid, wish they were both still around. And to rate the celluloid garbage being vomited today.
@@hansjuker8296 Lol Ebert was on the feminism train even back then and Siskel pretty much hated violent movies, so don't be so sure that they would be out of place today
Such a pleasure to watch two people 20 years in to their careers at the top of their game
"Kids today are too smart for Pauly Shore." Ebert was always great with the burns.
Love these old clips
Where I find most of my buried treasure
Sadly, both of them were not around in 2015, because I would've loved to see their reviews of Fifty Shades of Grey.
Long long gone…
“We’ve seen what movies became. We’re fine being dead.” -the ghosts of Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert (probably)
@@littlekingtrashmouth9219 spoken like someone who doesn't watch movies today. yeah, there is garbage, like there is every year, but there is also lots of good stuff out there.
@@AndyBluebear-fi9om yes and I’d like to think the effort was not made in vain
I am curious to know what they would have thought of some of last years most acclaimed films, like The Zone of Interest, Poor Things, Killers of the Flower Moon, Anatomy of a Fall, and American Fiction. And what they would have thought about Oppenheimer and Barbie.
These Worst Of's are better than the Best Of's. Not only do they try to outdo each other with poetic put-downs, but they care enough to genuinely be offended at "losing 2 hours" of their lives!
Oh their dogs of the week are priceless! Check ‘em out.
I'd love to know what Gene and Roger would think about SHOWGIRLS not only becoming a cult classic but actually having legitimate defenders in 2024.
Babe is so underated..
These guys get it though.
One of my favorite movies...smile
"Tank Girl" was fun. Definitely a guilty pleasure of mine.
They just came out with a special edition of it and a bunch of other things with it
Lori Petty is an acquired taste because her voice is grating.
Same here.
Gene and Roger slapped Charlie Murphy even harder than Rick James did.
😂😂😂
What did the two thumbs say to the movie?
It Stinks!!
That was coldblooded 😂😂
Darkness
He got slapped harder than Jay Z slapping Beyone's @ss when he goes in through the back door.
It would be very interesting to see how Siskel and Ebert would react to the crap of 2024.
I get the sense that at least one of them would be exhausted by all the endless superhero movies.
It’s the same as always really - plenty of crap movies, but also some really good movies. Of course there are still great movies coming out, it’s silly to say otherwise.
I once lied to a popular pretty girl in junior high who spoke to me and asked me what I did last night. I told her I went and seen Money Train.
In a beautiful piece of karma, we had to watch a taped TV program later in another class and a TV spot revealed it wasn't even out yet.
Imagine if they had to review modern day Disney films
They got out when the getting out was good.
I saw WATERWORLD in the middle of a Hot summer in Las Vegas....enjoyed it. 😮
It should be noted that 1995 overall was a fantastic year for movies. Not only did the directorial golden troika of Scorsese, Mann, and Fincher fire on all cylinders and give us (respectively) Casino, Heat, and Seven -- there was also The Usual Suspects, Safe, Toy Story, Babe, The American President, To Die For...
Will not accept MMPR hate!
I remember we read The Scarlet Letter in my sophomore year of high school. Our teacher had the movie poster on his wall, but he made a point that while it made for a cool looking poster, we would NOT be watching the movie due to how far is strayed from the book.
“She just doesn’t look good. I’m talking about her face”. Lol😮😂💀
She was a little hard/strong in the face
Can you imagine how very high Snipes and Harrelson were during the filming of Money Train?
I have no idea about the making of the film but I got mixed feelings about what’s been
happened on Money Train (1995).
A series of problems including a script
well, that’s why I felt that the writing team
were wrong for the project and that becomes a nightmare for them. There’s nothing to laugh about because it’s all
about you and your life. And nothing else!
Look what happens to Nicholas Kazan,
who’s been fired from Disney’s Impulse in
1984 and replaced by Laurie Gelman of the
House Calls and Home Improvement fame.
She’s got more writing/producing experience in both television and movies
since November 1980, because she has
decided to do it and take over from
Nicholas Kazan as first time screenwriter
with Don Carlos Dunaway for Disney’s
Impulse. The team has done a great job
for adapting the script for Graham
Baker’s first American movie for
Christmas 1984. It has finally opened
with marvelous results with a stellar
cast and crew who just make it all
possible.
I love how, years later, the movie Easy A (2010) also skewered The Scarlet Letter with Demi Moore 🤣
Impressive how Stallone says 'I DIDNT BREAK THE LAW! I AM THE LAW!' out of the side of his mouth like a ventriloquist
It's because he has a cut nerve on his face from a mistake made during his birth!
@@em.1633from forceps
@@em.1633 so are you making fun of his birth defect? You are messed up
What the hell was Max Von Sydow doing in Judge Dedd? $$$$$$
Getting paid yo, that art stuff don’t pay
"Start digging"!! LOL TgT
Didn't realize there was a Minecraft version of Siskel and Ebert. Cool!
Sev7en opened against Showgirls the rest is history
Yeah I think it would have failed against fallen 🤣🤣🤣
I'd love to know what Siskel and Ebert would think of Bandersnatch if they were here today
Haha there was NO REASON for Waterworld to be considered one of the worst 😂 Its pretty good.
Seeing Jeanne Tripplehorn in Basic Instinct, The Firm, and Waterworld back to back to back pretty much destroyed me for good.
As a reviewer myself, I miss Gene and Roger like a bear misses honey.
I was 7 but fully agree with these adults 😅
Vincent Pastore probably thought his career was going nowhere after that Jerky Boys movie…little did he know
Johnny Brennan eventually landed on his feet scoring his steady gig as Mort on Family Guy, but that’s about it I suppose.
@@Drew791 Vinnie played Big Pussy on the Sopranos
The Sopranos was an offer he couldn’t refuse
It’s good to know that even back then, stuff like VR and 3D were being seen for what they were, gimmicks.
Now the meta verse and AI
Amazing to hear them call Power Rangers The Movie a live action adaptation of the show.
I loved Money Train when I was 12. 😂I tried to watch it last year, so bad. An R rated movie that only preteens will like. What were they thinking lol
"Interactivity looks as dead as a doornail"
[Telltale Games will remember that]
Power rangers a classic. Still watch it in 2024
Boy, they really nailed Eddie Murphy's career trajectory in the late 1990s and 2000s. They do sound like a pair of royal grumps about the Power Rangers, though. Sometimes there's no harm in an insubstantial, toyetic film... I'm sure my childhood is full of such flicks.
Waterworld = massive budget
$200 million
I think Charlie Murphy, per The Dave Chappelle show would say "Siskell is a habitual line stepper!"lol
"I think I'm bleeding in my chest!" Dave Chappells, Rick James skits were the best. Charlie Murphys stories about him were insanely funny!
I loved watching these guys on Sunday nights right after Xeana..lol.
I miss them but im glad there not around to see the current state of Hollywood.
0:43 the look of an actor who just realized what movie he's in
It's Prince Albert in a can. Prince Albert sponsored the Grand Ole Opry on NBC Radio and it was tobacco. Roger and Gene were both wrong.
I still say Judge Dredd is underrated.
remake was great..original sucked
it had a great soundtrack and some cool costumes and 'blade runner' surroundings, that's all.
@iluvmylovebirdandmybudgiet7729 … oh stop. not even a remake. 1995 most amazing year. Judge Dredd rules, you’re no fun. the campiness is the best part
completely missing the point on Showgirls :/
Which was.... ?
That’s crazy Eddie Murphy took Gene’s advice and did Bowfinger as the second lead just a few years later. Great movie.
Prince albert
In a can?
Here's an fun trivia: Kevin Reynolds' Waterworld was nominated for an Academy Award for best achievement in sound-Steve Maslow, Gregg Landaker, Keith A. Wester in 1996. Released by Universal Pictures in 1995.
I am,THE LAW!!,LOL
Water world isn't bad but way too expensive. I kind of liked it
I wonder what Roger Ebert would think about movies in 4DX or IMax
imax he liked.
I remember the hype around "Showgirls" was the girl from "Saved By The Bell" was playing a stripper. I also remember wondering why they chose the unattractive one 😁
Glad I'm not the only one who's never found her particularly attractive! Sure, she's not UGLY per se, but I don't look at her and say "Damn, what a babe!" (I know I'm in the minority, but what the hey).
Jerky Boys made a movie?!?!
First thing I thought of when they were talking about "money train" Was "Oh god Im sad they didn't live long enough to get the chance to hate cocaine bear" that movie wanted to be funny and slasher flick violent but it just doesn't mix.
Live action version of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers?
Is he implying there was a non live action version? 😂
The anime was better.
LOL Money Train was so bad I never heard of it, and I was a 90s kid. I don't remember even seeing a VHS copy of it on somebody's rack. lmao!
The one that didnt make me laugh the most... LOL
Love my Showgirls.
Gene should have said, “Judge Dredd, was dreadful.”
I love Vampire in Brooklyn! The Blacula joke he cracks always makes me laugh.
That movie is Beyond AWFUL~
It’s funny that Ebert thought Power Rangers was an animated TV show lol
It was Prince Albert. Prince Albert in a can.
give elizabeth berkley some credit…..she try to be in a good movie
Wow, I forgot how really bad that year was for big budget movies.
Hmmmm, Eddie Murphy's brother wrote Vampire in Brooklyn? I guess cocaine is one hell of a drug afterall
Tank girl is so good really enjoyed it 😅❤
Trash
Gene is right about Stallone. Started with some great talent but quit and made stupid action films the rest of his life.
I still say Waterworld is crapped on a bit too much, if it wasnt the most expensive movie ever made at the time and gone way over budget it would be a fun, forgettable but mediocre cheesy action flick. Even watching it today it isnt horrible but It isnt very good either, its meh, Dennis Hopper is bat shit bonkers and so over the top he's orbiting planet Mercury, it did have a great concept the problem is how do you film a movie entirely on water, when filming on water is one of the most difficult things to do.
Get em Gene!
Fuck.
They really hated Pauly Shore, right?
That was funny.
I hate him too.
Mr Payback has a potental has a interactive dvd game but not has movie
I know people who would fight you if you said anything negative about tank girl.
It has some amazing elements and just plain awful elements. I think a reboot could work, but Hollywood would screw it up.
Waterworld is an enjoyable fantasy actioner. And saying it's a downer, well it is post-apocalyptic.
Dredd, Tank Girl, Waterworld not the best films of all time but really good films to watch from time to time.
I like Tank Girl.
MMPR was EXACTLY what it was supposed to be.
If you don’t get it, don’t watch it.
@@TheVampirePredator
There's a review from Siskel and Ebert, watch the video power rangers news and media.
@@Jbaxter85 I was talking about them, not you.
@@TheVampirePredator
I know, just letting you know is all
Lots of pretty bad films.
Hard to believe that David Caruso from CSI Miami starred in Kiss of Death and Jade that year.
Some of these movie became cult classics like Showgirls and Tank Girl.
@@davesecx Yup.
My reviews: out of 5
1 " The Scarlet Letter " 2 out of 5 👎
2 " Power Rangers ". 1 out of 5 👎
3 " Showgirls " 1 out of 5 👎
4 " Waterworld " 3 out of 5 👍
5 " Judge Dredd " 1.5 out of 5👎
6 " Tank Girl " 1.5 out of 5 👎
7 " Money Train " 2 out of 5 👎
8 " Vampire in Brooklyn " 1.5 out of 5 👎
9 " The Jerky Boys " 1.5 out of 5 👎
10 " Jury Duty " 1.5 out of 5 👎
11 " Jade " 1.5 out of 5 👎
I thought Waterworld got a bad rap. I rather enjoyed it. Underrated film.
Showgirls was cringe back in 1995. I doupt it has aged well.
And it's from the same director as robocop which is awesome
I actually thought jerky boys was pretty funny. 😂
Pauly Shore would be perfect for the Bill Clinton Perjury trial Jury.
Judge Dredd is actually a p. decent 90s action movie, just not a good Dredd movie
I'll say it was better than Demolition Man which was a big hit for some reason
I like Judge Dredd and Money Train
Judge Dredd isnt great but it should not be on a worst-of-anything list. Its good fun even though its stupid.
I like and respect these guys, but... putting Waterworld on the years worst is just wrong! It's a gorgeous looking fun adventure movie, and would rate among the best of 1995 (which was a very good year btw) on my list.
It's pretty bad.
@@AyeThatsHandsomePete I respect your opinion... although you're very VERY wrong
@@thenerdycollector5013it’s a very generic and boring story, but the set design and stunts are immaculate. You could argue that the massive budget was “wasted” on a subpar film, but you can’t say it was wasted on the production design.
My list worst of 1995
Showgirls
Vampire in Brooklyn
Jade
Ace Ventura when nature calls
Money Train
Fair Game
Judge Dredd
Assassins
The Jerky Boys
Shallow Grave
The Quick & The Dead
Batman Forever
Mr. Payback
Congo
Problem Child 3
Free Willy 2
Land Before Time 3
MMPR
Rage
Theodore Rex
Senior Trip
I forgot Theodore Rex existed. What a horrendous fever dream 😂😂
Shallow Grave was a wasted opportunity. Such a good premise. At least Danny Boyle followed up with Trainspotting, his best movie.
What they say about Judge Dredd and Tank Girl can still be said about stupid super hero movies. Thy spend too much time on the special effects and not enough on the characters.
Gotta disagree with this years picks. Waterworld and tank girl are fantastic films. lots of silly but fun watches as well like judge dredd and vampire in brooklyn
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I was 6 when Mighty Morphing Power Rangers came out and I loved it. I couldn’t imagine my mom getting me to watch a movie about a princess or a pig instead.
When they say parents don’t care, they sound like two childless men.
“Water World” is great.
I don't know about great, but it is definitely a fun watch.
misters siskel and ebert may have had a fair critique of children in 1995 enjoying power rangers the movie, but consider this sirs - i am alive
What?
Roger calls the Power Rangers movie a live action version as if the show isn’t also live action, is he dumb?
No one remembers siskel and ebert so called top 10 best list of 1995. Most of them Are boring nobody will watch. but everyone remembers judge dredd, showgirls, and waterworld. Judge dredd and showgirls are now classics and waterworld has a ride in universal studios.
Classics? 😂 As for Water world, people watch a show like that for special effects. They don't watch it because they care about the movie Waterworld. Siskel and Ebert appealed to people like me, adults that want more from film beyond stunts and explosions.
And SHOWGIRLS is the one film from 1995 that anyone remembers. That and CLUELESS.
Bullshit
Heat
Leaving Las Vegas
Casino
Tommy Boy
Apollo 13
Braveheart
Toy Story
Waterworld had a crazy successful stunt show at Universal Studios for years. Def not forgotten.
What about Batman Forever?!!
I don't even like the 'best' list from 1995. Such a terrible year for movies. Pretty much all of the 90's were horrid. There are even better movies today, like Furiosa and Abigail.
The early 90s was one the last great eras for film. After ‘94, it went downhill until around 2000.
Two old men reviewing Mighty Morphin Power Rangers seems pointless.
Eh to be fair Ebert had a soft spot for kids movies and usually advocated for the good ones like in this video Babe.
If they could only see the real trash that comes out today like the marvels and Barbie
They would be cancelled as not z's.
Barbie can't hear you over 1.5 billion dollars
@@plaidchuck I can’t hear you over the dick you like taking in the ass Ho mo
@@plaidchuck I can’t hear you over the sausages you like taking in the rear!