They sure are and Roeper and Phillips are hilarious with the remarks and the comments

Roger Ebert was great too.

When I did my Worst of 2020 list, I was accused of being negative, but you know what? I call it a purge

@@CJmovie92 That's because people are so sensitive now. If you don't like a movie you should be allowed to say that without people whining about it just because of how hard movies are to make.

@@Xayjohns you’re damn right.

Dane Cook is my favourite comedian. But what about Jim Carrey? He appeared in a few different genres

@@stefantomasi4036favourite comedian? Wtf

Yeah. I would go for Phillips, but his cohost has to be fat.

They should!!!! I miss this show

@@quarantinebored1427 I miss it as well

roeper got in some trouble for plagiarism a few years ago and I think hes kinda done

@@steveb7932 what did he do wrong with plagiarism may I ask?

VERY weird

I think Ebert gave it 3/4 stars (borderline thumbs up). I’ve never seen it. I’m curious

this guys didn't deserve to be in the place of Siskel and Ebert

The first thing I thought. This is what we ask for when we say we want on ORIGINAL idea.

@@Laceykat66 yes!

I think his popularity had something to do with him being The Kid From the Gutter Who Is on His Way Up. People were rooting for him to get better and succeed. He had potential. But it just didn't happen for him and it was too bad. He could come back, though. I don't count anybody out in this crazy culture.

I discovered that thru the trailer of Southland Tales

I feel like the last scene of Ocean's 12 sums up what it might have been like to make that movie. Like the cast had way more fun making it than people had actually watching it. I think I thought it was all right when I first saw it, but now I don't like it that much.

@@Xayjohns I like the first Ocean’s Eleven the best! One of my favourite heist movies. George Clooney and Brad Pitt stole the show!

@@stefantomasi4036 Yes, 11 was really good.

IMO, Robin Williams’ underrated or good movies are RV, Noel with Paul Walker, Hook, Dead Poets Society, Bicentennial Man, The Fisher King and The Birdcage. His worst include Jack, Fathers Day, Old Dogs and this one featured in this episode; License to Wed.

It wasn't great but it was a decent action movie

I honestly loved it

@@cablehogue599 it was like the parenthood version of Smokin’ Aces.

Tangled premiered American Thanksgiving of 2010. That Disney princess movie came out 3 years before the devoted Frozen

I Know Who Killed Me is the worst along with The Reaping. The Number 23 is good and it had some vibes of a David Fincher movie like Fight Club, Se7en or The Game

I agree 💯💯💯

It's a live action Bugs Bunny & Elmer Fudd movie, it's awesome.

@@dannycarrington1601 it’s also like a slapstick Looney Tunes episode meshed with underworld crime movies such as Running Scared with Paul Walker and Hitman

@@stefantomasi4036 Running Scared is an excellent, underrated film.

@@dannycarrington1601 it is but so hyperkinetic, violent and profane like Alpha Dog and Domino with Keira Knightley. A movie that I find infrequently hyperkinetic is A History of Violence. It still has violence but it didn’t have a frequent amount of vulgar language like 100-200 f-bombs. It only had 10-15.

I agree with you

Lol! "Mmmm hmmm hmmm..no ba-con on the sa-lad!"

@@imarriedabrkfsttaco3737 yes I remember that from Waiting… with Ryan Reynolds, Anna Faris and Justin along

I thought he was not too bad in Mr. Brooks, though. His character Baffert is so out of his depth in that story, yet so cocky. And he's a douchebag. We just know something bad is going to happen to him, and we're neither too troubled nor surprised when it does. We shake our heads at how he could've been so stupid. I thought Dane played that character, not necessarily brilliantly, but effectively. He hits all the beats.

I loved it. It's a lot of fun

I loved it. That movie is so underrated. I would have loved to see Roger defend it on the show. He gave it 3 1/2 stars out of 4.

It’s like Smokin’ Aces which came out in January 2007. It’s with Jeremy Piven as the title character, Peter Berg, Jason Bateman, Ben Affleck and Common.

The Number 23 is one awesome movie

LOL MANDY WATCH

@@DamienBarriga 😂😂😂 I prefer Because I Said So over License to Wed and Southland Tales

By this time he'd had surgery that removed his lower jaw. He never came back to the program.

Roger passed away on April 4, 2013 after Ebert was diagnosed with cancer of the thyroid and salivary glands in 2002. He required treatment that included removing a section of his lower jaw in 2006, leaving him severely disfigured and unable to speak or eat normally. However, his ability to write remained unimpaired and he continued to publish frequently online and in print until his death on April 4, 2013.

@@gspendlove It very sad that he's not coming back.

@@shermanshecapio3944 Roger Ebert left the show summer of 2006

Yes it was! The Number 23 is a half decent thriller. Skip I Know Who Killed Me with Lindsay Lohan. That one is terrible

Was shoot em up really that bad? Especially compared to crap like good luck Chuck?

@@cablehogue599 Good Luck Chuck is horrible. I prefer the love guru

@@stefantomasi4036 Why do you prefer the love guru when the 2008 film is added on the worst movies of 2008?

@@archivingtime I’m just saying that i think that it’s a better Jessica Alba movie than Good Luck Chuck

You aren't the only one but you probably should be cause it's a mess

I think it's one of those films that had the potential to be great. Maybe someone with a bit of discipline could edit the film in something coherent.

It was more half decent compared to Basic Instinct sequel

Love Live Free Or Die Hard. I'm a die hard fan of the Die Hard franchise (pardon the pun). And it felt so good to see Bruce come back and play John McClane again. I would've watched Willis as McClane going to the store to buy groceries, that's how much I loved him.

Good choices. ESP, Dead Silence

Did you watch the 1972 original?

Such a surprise that Spider-Man 3 is not on the worst list here

@@stefantomasi4036 i.only.loved.first.two,sam.raimi.spiderman.movies

It's one of the most disappointing films, but it wasn't terrible. If Raimi had enough prep time, it would have been a much better film. Amazing Spider-man 2 and Far From Home were worse Spider-man films.

@@Paulafan5 I get your difference between terrible and disappointing. Spider-Man 3 isn’t a bad sequel. It’s more of a fair sequel that could’ve been better. There are a lot more bad sequels like The Rage Carrie 2, Dumb and Dumber To, Hoodwinked Two and others. Those are my top 3 worst sequels

@@Paulafan5 yea