Siskel & Ebert: Best Of 1998 - Antz, Dark City, Elizabeth, Happiness, Pleasantville, The Truman Show
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- In this episode, Siskel and Ebert talk about the best films of 1998. These films include: A Simple Plan, Antz, Babe: Pig in the City, Dark City, Elizabeth, Happiness, Life Is Beautiful, Pleasantville, Primary Colors, Saving Private Ryan, Shakespeare in Love, Simon Birch, The Thin Red Line, The Truman Show, There's Something About Mary and Waking Ned Devine.
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I only just realized how smart Pleasantville was. Haven't watched it in ages.
“Ben Stiller and his good looks” is a sentence I never thought I’d hear spoken.
two words
blue steel
@@cavior44 Two words
Derek Zoolander. (Completely different person)
@@sonnyblack0870 Yeah i must've forgot that De Niro played Derek. Also you used 5 words.
1. The year's top ten are always my favorite Siskel and Ebert episodes.
2. Ahhhh. 1998. The year I finished high school.
3. Saving Private Ryan is my all time favorite film. Roger is totally wrong about the ending. When the old Ryan looks at his wife and says tell me I'm a good man, that used to get me choked up.
4. It's hard to watch Gene in his last year or so. You can tell the difference between this and the Gene of the late 80s/early 90s.
It was his last year. He died February 20th 1999.
I feel like I've been trumpeting for years that babe pig in the city is an underated masterpiece. I feel so liberated.
Well, I'm sold.
the first Babe is good
the second Babe sucked
10:55 - Siskel says the country is at a long period of protracted peace and He says maybe Spielberg (by making Saving Private Ryan) is advocating to keep it that way. 2 1/2 years later 9/11 happened and the 20 year war in Afghanistan began.
Ebert always amazed me in how he saw Dark City as an all-timer; Matrix with more soul and depth. 98' was the best year in film I can think of.
A little nugget tucked away on Roger's list is A Simple Plan. I can't find enough good things to say about that movie. It's one of Sam Raimi's best, with amazing performances by Bill Paxton, Billy Bob Thornton, Bridget Fonda and Gary Cole.
Poor Gene...😢
Yeah, you can hear that his speech is a lot more labored during the last few years of his life.
This aired January 2, 1999. He died on February 20, 1999 - a few weeks later. Very sad.
Yes, it's hard to see. He's so mellow with no bite and fight left in him. We loved these two
See the tribute - th-cam.com/video/t_WfOkTcQyA/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=ThatOldT.V.
Pleasantville is one of the most underrated great movies of all time. Ebert had it at number 2 that year, Siskel at Number 3. On my personal list, it's in the top five.
Damn this year had some of my favorites
I believe this is Gene's last "Best of". They both knew and it shows.
1998 was a great year in film.
4:10 the main is a genius, or psychic. He was right, it did change the course of comedy.
You can see Gene slowing down. 😞
Please tell me you have their "worst of" episode from 1998. There were sooooo many terrible movies that year....or, at least, so many that both these guys thought of as terrible. Sour Grapes, Armageddon, Godzilla, Holy Man, etc.
I do. I'll try and post it next week; possibly Monday. Just a heads up, the quality isn't that great.
th-cam.com/video/a4jf2aM-iTE/w-d-xo.html 😎👍
Primary Colors was good. Even if you didnt know the specific references to Clintons family you still enjoy the mildly sardonic political intrigue. Its just funny enough and real enough to be solid entertainment.
Dark City is ten times the film Matrix is.
No
@@paulzenco6182 Yarp
@@ricardocantoral7672 yes yes yes
It goes Dark City, then eXistenZ, then tied for third The Thirteenth Floor and The Matrix
It sure is
Siskel was right - The Thin Red Line is better than Saving Private Ryan.
LMAO! 😂 Good one man 👌
@@sonnyblack0870 Thomas Sowell can't be wrong!
@@Madstsone Hah well as long as you recognize. 👌👍