My thought exactly. I did a double take that this was from 1982.

Oh thank god, I just started watching this video thinking "Oh god, I hope whatever they say isn't going to make me regret watching so much of them."

Gen-Z acts like America was the dark ages before 2010 but that just wasn't true.

They’ve got a point, they’re icons, they’re legends, and they are the moment, now come on now

Sorry for you loss that was a difficult time for many

@@nicoledenise32 Thank you..some 30-40 years later, I think of them daily..and I truly understand when they say those gone will always be a part of you..

❤

I’m tending to agre. I’ve watched numerous podcasts of people reviewing movies and these two still give better analysis and arguments ( even when I disagree) than anyone I’ve seen recently

There are KZfaq channels that analyze, but don't review movies that are quite good. Most review shows are not close to being in the league of Siskel and Ebert though.

@@terrygracy8345 i would say ESPECIALLY when they disagreed, because they both make clear, rational, compelling points for completely opposing ideas. They really make their profession into an art form.

Same can be said about mainstream liberal media.

@@ricogomez4020 no one cares what you have to say

Lotta power.

Ebert would certainly have thought very highly of "Moonlight", particularly since he generally gravitated strongly to films dealing with Black issues, and probably would have thought well of "Call Me by Your Name". Also, his thumbs up review of "Weekend" backs that up. Bigger ones would be wondering what they would have thought of films like "The Handmaiden", "Love, Simon", "Bros" and "Tangerine".

Death is funny, regardless of the sexual orientation of the dead 😂

Seeing this on PBS when I was 14 made me feel like a human being

@@kevinivers Try reading the Bible next time.

@@ricogomez4020 be careful who you stone in public. You might end up stoning yourself.

What he’s laughing at is the trite predictability of consumer culture.

Girl the entire episode was about homophobia and combating stereotypes are you dense

@@castle3267 Need a tissue, little lady?

@@BishopWalters12 are you like from the 1930s

@@castle3267 No need to get triggered little lady.

@@BishopWalters12 I’m reading all your comments in the voice of that guy from Wicked cause he’s the only other person I’ve seen say little lady, can’t believe the Wizard is a right wing weirdo smh

NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

you know they did. They always got so heated. talking about "movies". Such tension

The passion was real.

i bet the hatefucking was incredible

What happens in the balcony stays in the balcony 😂

Which is good.

Why does that remind you that you are in closet?

@@oligneisti It's not good. Not when they try to shove it down your throat and indoctrinate and confuse your kids about their gender.

@@oligneisti It is pretty fruity.

The problem is that they’re promoting false narratives about gender politics to kids. Gay characters aren’t the problem it’s the messages their promoting