The Fabulous Baker Boys/Breaking In/Crimes and Misdemeanors/Look Who's Talking (1989)
"Siskel & Ebert & the Movies" The Fabulous Baker Boys/Breaking In/Crimes and Misdemeanors/Look Who's Talking (original title)

Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert review The Fabulous Baker Boys, Breaking In, Crimes and Misdemeanors and Look Who's Talking. They pay tribute to the late Bette Davis.

Stars:

Gene Siskel, Roger Ebert

Cast

Episode cast overview:
Gene Siskel	...	Himself - Host
Roger Ebert	...	Himself - Host

Storyline

Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert give all thumbs up to four new movies. Both enjoy The Fabulous Baker Boys for its old-fashioned qualities; Siskel emphasizes what is fresh and original as well. Breaking In is a quirky caper comedy with heart. The critics are especially happy to get a good Burt Reynolds performance after years of dumb car-crash flicks. Woody Allen's Crimes and Misdemeanors is "cynical and despairing and sometimes very funny portrait of the modern world." Siskel says it distills the essence of the 1980s. They consider Look Who's Talking to be a charming domestic comedy with a potentially dreary gimmick that proves to be funny. Finally, they pay tribute to the late Bette Davis.

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Genres:

Talk-Show

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Details

Release Date:

1989 (USA)

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References Gandhi (1982)

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