Ebert & Roeper (2001) - Hardball, The Musketeer, The Glass House, Rock Star & Diamond Men
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- 0:00 Intro
0:17 Hardball - Ebert 👎 & Roeper 👍
3:47 The Musketeers - 👎👎
6:50 The Glass House - 👎👎
10:14 Rock Star - Ebert 👎 & Roeper 👍
13:32 Diamond Men - 👍👍
16:49 Video Spotlight: Emma Thompson give the most brilliant performance in (2001) WIT
18:31 Roeper's parting shot - (2001) Band of Brothers
19:10 The reviews
Hardball👎🌟🌟
The Musketeer👎🌟🌟
The Glass House👎🌟🌟
Diamond Men 👍🌟🌟🌟
Rock Star 👍🌟🌟🌟🌟
The early days on the new set. It was hard to get some of these episodes at the time because of the preemption due to 9/11.
First films to be released after the 9/11 attacks
Someone find Training Day review WE ALL WANNA HEAR EBERT OPINION ON DENZEL PERFORMANCE
Rock star is easily best Jennifer A performance lol (aint that much to choose)
Marky Mark as a heavy metal singer 😂😂😂
Yep, and he did an awesome job.
The glass house was actually pretty entertaining not bad
This was all the same week??!
Rockstar is 2/3 of a good movie.
Whomever wrote the script was 100% clueless as to how bookies and sports gambling actually works. The scriptwriter's complete ignorance of bookies and placing bets, destroy's the movie.
So Roeper basically called the 80s era of rock, "Silly.". Yeah, sorry u were never as cool as Axl Rose and got a half a percent of his total p$ssy count brother.
And Rock Star and Boogie Nights could be two of Marks best performances. Boogie Nights definitely being his best.
Trying to stay contemporary as if that makes him cooler that hair metal
lol i love some 80s rock too brother but youre trying to say the effeminate, skinny guys in womens tights werent silly? Guys like Bret Michaels are still in costume from the 80s and its laughable to see those guys now. Meanwhile Mick Jagger is still doing shows in his same style from the 60s and he looks as contemporary as any other modern band. Lol its a tough argument to make seriously, bud
@@JohnSmith-tk7nt I have no problem with effeminate guys. But it was understood that the makeup and tights were not effeminate at the time in that context.
@@goldentaco4970 Nah weve always known it was effeminate. It was effeminate when they wore tights in the 80s, when the guys were dying their hair with blonde streaks and wearing ripped clothes in the 90s, the black goth eye makeup, and today the men just dress like straight up women. Its always been feminine. Remember even the guys who are singing death metal are artist personality traits at their core which are (even in clinical psychology) considered feminine traits generally. Openness and creativity are all feminine traits from a scholarly angle. If youre getting vibes of some sort of manliness from an artist then youre probably feeling the effects of marketing more than anything else
Seems like Hardball just came out.
Where did 22 years go?
Really enjoyed Hardball the first time but i rewatched it recently and it’s really not great. I remember it was R-Rated at first then they edited it.
Ha ya i loved that movie growing up and I still have a soft spot for it but its objectively not a very good movie. Keanu is so good in some movies but hes just awkward in this movie and some of his acting is just hokey