Ebert & Kulhawik (2000): Me, Myself & Irene, Chicken Run & The Patriot

0:00 Intro
0:52 Me, Myself & Irene: 👎👎
5:06 The Patriot: 👍👍
9:07 Chicken Run: 👍👍
12:47 The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie: 👍👍
16:33 Sundance Festival - Panic (2000)
19:35 The reviews

[@Locadel2003]

Me, myself & Irene was hilarious, maybe the most over the top Jim carrey performance and I love it

[@7JANEWAY]

I think that this video, along with the other videos featuring Joyce Kulhawik, show that categorically, Roger Elbert should have chosen her as Gene Siskel’s successor. Yes, Richard Roeper did a good job. But you simply didn’t have the back and forth of male and female that adds another dimension to their criticism. The fact that JK did a few shows with Ebert (as opposed to just one or two), shows that to a point, she was in the running for the job as his co-host. I think that in the end, he was just more comfortable with another man-especially one who came from his same paper. In a way, this was a bit of a cop out on Ebert’s part; that is, it was easier for him to have someone from his own paper than a competitor (never mind that Gene Siskel was from a competitor).
To make it clear, so am I saying that Ebert was a sexist by choosing Roeper over Kulhawik? Not necessarily. The gender issue is definitely there. But, as I said, I think he was just more comfortable working with another man.
Take that as you will.

[@sawyerstudio]

I agree. Ultimately, Ebert chose Roeper because they were buddies and in choosing him always and forever maintain the role of the "superior" critic. I agree that this lady is one of the best guest hosts of this run and I think I would have been interesting to see someone who seems like they're just generally a more thoughtful person giving their takes. I really never liked Roeper because he never displayed much nuance or actual analysis, like a good film critic, it was really just the binary like/not like.

[@funnyguy7574]

The Patriot is Rated R but i felt like because of only three violent scenes great villain btw

[@uyeda]

R.I.P Ebert and Heath Ledger.

[@littlekingtrashmouth9219]

I like the movie Chicken Run, but I can’t help but think it’s an unintended prequel to Animal Farm. All movies are equal, but some movies are more equal than others.

[@hiattgrey9161]

So sad of what happened to Heath Ledger.

[@doddsino]

What happened to him?!

[@stefanpoirier6810]

@@doddsino He passed away in 2008 from pills to help himself stay awake or whatever. He got very very into the role of the Joker staying up late here n there. Or were they sleeping pills. ....Yeah he had trouble sleeping I think as he prepped himself towards that iconic role. He overdosed on the pills basically at 28 years old.
RIP Heath.

[@ricardocantoral7672]

​​@@stefanpoirier6810 Those were sleeping pills. Jack Nicholson warned him about those pills because when he took them, he passed out in his driveway.😊

[@Jbaxter85]

Chicken Run 👍🌟🌟🌟🌟
The Patriot 👍🌟🌟🌟

[@cyruskuria5165]

Both starring Mel Gibson

[@AnimationNation2004]

I found during the episode that had The Grinch review, during the New on Video recap, it shows that Roeper gave Thumbs Down to Chicken Run. I just don’t get it.

[@dannewnam2701]

Well, It's a Hidden Easter Egg.

[@malichitte]

Great host chemistry.

[@dannewnam2701]

However, Richard Roeper gave Chicken Run (2000) a Thumb Down.

[@sawyerstudio]

Dopey Roeper