Sneak Preview with Siskel & Ebert (1979)- Breaking Away, Just You & Me Kid, Golden Girl, The Villain
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- This is season 2 of Sneak Preview. In this episode, Siskel and Ebert review: Breaking Away, Just You and Me Kid, The Frisco Kid, Golden Girl and The Villain.
I never get tired of these! I watched all of these episodes as a pre-teen when they first aired in the late 1970s, and it's so refreshing to see them again. Thank you so much for sharing, and please keep sharing more!
This was my favorite era of Siskel & Ebert -- when they were on PBS, with no commercial interruptions, and plus Dog of the Week! Thanks again.
Golden Girl looks perfect for a bad movie night. Definitely gotta find it!
Breaking Away is a great film.
11:45. Boomer attack in Breaking Away. I like this movie. Very forgotten in 2024. Check it out.
It would of been funny imo if breaking away was titled breaking wind. It Kinda makes sense cause it's a bicycle race movie 😂 I wonder if the title or topic was ever brought up when they were naming this movie, which is btw 1 of my favorite movies of all time.
The Villain was a huge flop. Hal Needham did a good job with Smokey and The Bandit and was a great stunt driver himself, but he had no business directing comedies with actors on the level of Kirk Douglas. Susan Anton was hot.
I’ve never heard of Goldengirl but I remember Susan Anton and she was a babe. I wonder if NBC still aired it even though the US boycotted the Olympics.
the CAT was named felini Gene!
Roger & Ebert????
The Villain is hilarious,,,Siskel is way off
The Villain is Cactus Jack? Yeah not great.
Silly movie, but funny
I hated 'Breaking Away'. Too annoying. Not funny, either. It could've easily been an 'After School Special'.
Not every movie works for everyone. Breaking Away is one of my all-time favorite movies, and in my opinion one of the best coming of age films, and is in my top 5 greatest sports movies.
It's very Rewatchable!
Easily one of 1979's Best Films with an Oscar Worthy performance by the Always Delightful Paul Dooley