Ebert destroying “North” is definitely an all time great critic moment.

John Candy didn't even want to do _Wagons East,_ but he was contractually obligated to do so...

I hate that I only really got to know who Siskel and Ebert were after they passed away. I love watching these compilations and reviews. RIP to two amazing cinephiles and souls

"The sex scenes in this movie would have been more interesting if they had eggs strapped to their foreheads." - Roger Ebert

It's always funny to see Gene make Roger laugh.

The director of _North_ sounds like a REAL "Meathead"... 🤨

Unbelievable that Uma was both in the best film of 1994, and one of the worst

North is legit one of the worst movies I've ever seen. How in the universe did Rob Reiner of all people make this garbage?

"Forget saving the planet, save your movie selection" -Siskel 7:29

Naked Dana Delany can NEVER be a worst of anything!

I found my diary from 1994 and it included mention of movies I saw that year. That brought me to this video. Fortunately I saw none of these dogs. And, I have no memory of most of them.

On Deadly Ground was the last time Warners indulged Seagal. Look at him now.

I was 8 years old when North came out, and I think I hated it more than these 2 gentlemen did

Both of Ebert's choices for "Wagons HO!-rrible" starred River Phoenix. How sad.

I watched "North" a couple of months ago. It wasn't even bad on a "so bad, it's good" level. It was just flat out bad. It got worse as it progressed. I couldn't believe it. Rob Reiner is a talented man, but this movie is draws. Lol.

Roger is not exaggerating. North really is that unfunny and offensive, even by 1994 standards. Thankfully, it didn't hurt Elijah Wood's career.

This is a time capsule.

Such a cool stroll down memory lane. Long live the 90’s!

Funny how in 1994 they agreed on both the best and worst film. Best: Hoop Dreams. Worst: North.

Every time Rob Reiner obnoxiously lectures on Twitter the replies should simply read " North"

These are my choices for the worst movies of 1994. 1). It's Pat - unfunny comedy 2). North - unfunny comedy 3). Car 54, where are you? - unfunny comedy 4). Clifford - unfunny comedy 5). Police Academy 7: Mission to Moscow - movie sequel that ruined the series 6). Beverly Hills Cop III - movie sequel that ruined the series 7). Milk Money - unfunny comedy 8). Mixed Nuts - unfunny comedy 9). Exit to Eden - unfunny comedy 10). Major League II - movie sequel that ruined the series Honorable Mention 11). Blank Check - not safe for kids

I recently read Roger Ebert’s print review of “Milk Money” and it plays like the precursor to Screen Rant’s Pitch Meeting videos!

6:21 Seagal might be the worst actor ever.

Clifford was so cringe, before cringe was a thing. Kinda loved it.

I remember watching "Clifford" on TV around the early 2000s and finding it insufferable. Glad the great Siskel and Ebert agreed with that assessment.

It was pure joy for me to read the print review of "North" back in '94...

The sparkly VHS artifacts at the lower edge make it look like Siskel and Ebert are in a hot tub.

Roger why don't you tell us what you really thought about North? 🤣🤣🤣

Fun fact: Exit to Eden was briefly banned in Saskatchewan. Lucky Saskatchewan.

Clifford and North released in the same year. How did the film industry manage to survive?

A damn shame Trading Mom was Andre The Giant's last film role before his death. You could tell he wasn't at 100% during his scenes.

Steven Segal actually appears on siskels 1992 BEST movie list for under siege

I love what Roger says about the unnamed cinemtagrapher.

Beverly Hills cop 3 isn't here

Watching these annual worst lists in succession (for the most part!) makes you realize the direction some actors careers were going at that time. Also, this again proves how crappy movies just disappear from public knowledge regardless of age. There are 80’s and 90’s films people go on and on about, still. You never hear anyone saying, last night we watched Being Human. or their favorite movie is Trading Mom. Silent Tongue?? What the- I’ve never heard of any of these!! River Phoenix is an icon, but good grief!! What was that?? Of course, this was my last year in college, I’m sure I had a lot going on then. To this day, I have never seen North. It just looks stupid and truly insulting. Ugh. How do these movies get made?

Siskel & Ebert try to compare "North" with a failed version of Mel Brooks. But obviously it is a thoroughly failed homage to Rob Reiner's father Carl Reiner! Rob tried to imitate his style in, for example, The Jerk and The Man with Two Brains, and failed miserably.

My only problem with watching these "worst of" shows is that they remind me of some embarrassing moments. I made the mistake of going to see Rapa Nui and am embarrassed all over again.

City Slickers 2 wasn´t bad. Ok the first one was better but i enjoyed the sequal aswell.

I'd give ANYTHING to see their review of Fifty Shades of Grey. Because that movie really is a throwback to the kinda SHIT they'd make in the 90s for horny audiences like Exit to Eden.

Exit to Eden has sexy Dana Delaney in her prime, so that's one redeeming part of it.

Also in 1994: My Summer Story, with Mary Steenburgen and Charles Grodin. A much better film that got overlooked because it had almost no advertising.

Yeah On Deadly Ground was the start of Segal making awful movies

Clifford is a COMEDIC MASTERPIECE. The critics hated it, but it is HILARIOUS.

As a youngster I was excited for Cowgirls get the blues, but so disappointed. I’ve never heard of silent tongue. This is completely accurate Years Worst! amazingly Segal is living in Russia now on that Russian oil money! Egotistical Vanity is accurate 🎉cops and robbersons and Clifford are absolutely terrible!!! I was shocked it was Tcm!

Wow, I am amazed at how many of these I have never even heard of. Thanks

Hilariously the things they describe in Rapa Nui are both historically accurate 😭

Interesting to see the stinkers in an otherwise great, great year for films. Pulp Fiction, Shawshank Redemption, Forrest Gump, Lion King, Clerks to name a few, maybe the greatest year for films in my lifetime.

Clifford and The Favor were the worst movies which Orion ever made. In fact, they're been shelved around 1990 or 1991 and completed together in 1991 or 1992 and got an 1992 copyright date at the end. They were box-office bombs and didn't made money. Other troubled movies such as Rupa Nui, Milk Money, Exit to Eden, Wagons East, On Deadly Ground, City Slickers II, Cops and Robbersons, Silent Tongue, Get the Blues, North and Trading Mom were all bombed badly at the box-office. It also ruined the cast and crew whose careers were all been blacklisted in Hollywood but some others were survived for the fullest including Grammy-Award winner Reba McEntire.

I'm surprised Color of Night didn't make it. I guess you can't include every turkey.

Michael Caine liked the house he bought after Jaws 4. He must have loved the mansion or Island he probably bought after On deadly ground. I rather rewatch Jaws 4, thats how bad On deadly ground is.

'Are you following this?' That one lost me when you said river Phoenix spent weeks sitting next to his dead wife. Who appears to still Be moving?

18:57 - Absolute best moment of the show, ever!

Wow, two Palance flicks in there. i actually love city slickers 2.

I can see "North" being retold in a sweet little children's book about a boy who wishes he had different parents but finds that out of all the WONDERFUL different couples he meets that his own parents are the best for him.

I miss them. I watch their old shows to find movies to watch

After the rousing success of "Made in America" with Ted Danson and Whoopi Goldberg at Warners, Emmy Award winning filmmaker Richard Benjamin has directed the cult comedy, "Milk Money" with Ed Harris and Melanie Griffith. Released in the fall of 1994 by Paramount Studios. It was from the creators who gave us "The Money Pit."

Rapa Nui bird egg race was accurate, complete with the egg secured inside a reed basket tied to his forehead. Sorry history seems so crazy but it is true.

Clifford and Milk Money are enjoyable movies. Not saying Siskel and Ebert were wrong to dislike them.

18:58 The movie critic line of the century!

I really enjoyed the Martin Short movie "Clifford."

Damn I gotta start using the word lugubrious after hearin Roger drop it like nothin

Poor Robin Williams hahaha I swear he’s the actor I’ve seen the most frequently on these “Worst Movies...” specials haha.

Wagon's East is one of my favorite movies! I still get emotional at the end over it being John Candy's last film. I just loved that actor! Exit to Eden was horrible.

Silent Tongue? Never heard of it.

The Eskimo scene...geezzzz....that brown spray tan.

Haa his rant was like a horrible Billy jack movie...I was thinking it. He said .

I might be the only one who really liked Wagon's East and totally mourned John Candy!

worst audio of 1994

Movies are such dog shit these days, I'm literally going back 3 or 4 decades for things to watch. No joke. Fuckin atrocious time we live in for films.

I actually liked Milk Money. I went to see it in the theaters, I was also 14 lol

Trading Mom, WTF is that?

Can't help but dance to that theme song every time

"My Summer Story" was released in the fall of 1994, produced and released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Universal Pictures. It was a sequel to the 1983 cult hit, "A Christmas Story." Filmmaker Bob Clark and his longtime collaborators were returning back for the sequel. Charles Grodin & Mary Steenburgen were headed an excellent cast in this family sequel to "A Christmas Story" that becomes an cult following for generations to come.

Hmm, when they reviewed Ace Ventura Pet Detective, they said it was gonna be on their worst of the year video. That didn’t happen. Haha.

Tradding mom and north are examples of comedy's that dont work

I kinda like Rapa Nui. I didn;t sit through the whole thing, only saw part of it on television. So many movies, only seen a part of them. In fact, some of my FAVORITE movies, I’ve never seen the beginning of the movie. . .

Kind of surprising that both picked North only because in previous worst of shows they always did a coin flip and whoever won got to pick the years worst film if they both agreed it was such. I think Gene probably gave Roger a pass because he knew deep down inside Ebert hated it more than he did and wanted to give him another chance to vent about its awfulness. I personally don’t think it’s as bad as it’s reputation suggests but some scenes like the Hawaii and Alaska one they highlight are very tasteless unfunny and offensive. Before this whenever you saw A Rob Reiner film during the opening credits you could expect very high quality entertainment as every movie he made was great. But after North with maybe one or two exceptions we pretty much can expect that it will be both a critical and box office bomb. Reiner went from being on the level of Steven Spielberg to now being a director that makes low quality direct to video or streaming types of movies.

This almost makes me want to see just how bad North is.

Does anyone have the best of '94 episode. The Mask, Pulp Ficton, Shawshank, Quiz Show, Ed Wood, Gump, Speed, Lion King, Natural Born Killers, lot of great movies in 1994.

Did Major League II, Jimmy Hollywood, Serial Mom, Baby's Day Out, Blank Check, and Richie Rich make the list of Siskel & Ebert's worst films of 1994 or did they get snubbed?

Evem Cowgirls GEt the Blues was a Novel before it became a Movie. It inspired me to become a Novelist. It was so bad that I knew that I could write a better book than what his name did.

Good movies don't give you your two hours back either.

Sisley & Ebert didn’t see “It’s Pat: The Movie”. If they had, it would have definitely made this list. It may have even beaten “North” for worst movie of 1994.

I'm trying to figure out the logic of "On Deadly Ground." If I have this right, then "reversing the valves" means that if you blow up an oil refinery, it won't cause an oil leak. So where does the oil go? If it would normally go to the sea, I guess it goes to the sky? But then... Wait... My head hurts.

Clifford is one of my biggest guilty pleasures.

Early Seagal movies are my guilty pleasure

I loved watching this when I was younger. Kind of makes me feel sad foe how things ended for them. Unfortunately I guess that happens to everyone, including me.

That scene where they push dad out to sea was hilarious. They had a stool for him. "Bye Dad!"

When I was a kid to me movies were either boring or amazing nothing in between, then I saw that POS movie North and realized movies can be horrible

Gene cracking up at rapa nui made me chuckle

My favorite show back then....started when it was on public t.v. 😅

Clifford is hilarious, I think the concept was just a little too bizarre for S&E.

This is one of the few worst lists I agree with. There wasn't 1 movie on it I liked.

Cancer’s most tragic celebrity victims.

Rosie O'Donnell in lingerie ,HARD PASS

Thinking about space and how small I am.

"I'll stay until your hair blows away"??

Exit to Eden looked like it was filmed on €psteins island.

At the 5:33 mark, Steven Seagal stars in the film ON DEADLY GROUND (1994).

I LOVE North. Loved it then, love it now.