0:14 Ebert: “Dear God, what have I gotten myself into…”

Worst picute by the razzies

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Both Siskel and Ebert are dead on This film is insipid Tripe Humorless Boring

Enjoyable movie. Unfortunately, the book is GOD AWFUL!

I like to think this is the movie that made Elijah Wood wierd.

“You couldn’t write worst jokes if I told you to write worst jokes” and Ebert wrote Beyond the Valley of the Dolls!

They had no idea how right they were.

2 Stars?!?!?!? Nope, 1 star max! I was one of the people that walked out of this movie. The film made no sense at all. Here are some adhorent mistakes the film producer and director made: Defying physics throughout the entire movie. Bad jokes throughout the entire movie. Characters that make no sense throughout the entire movie. Too many villans. Too many heros. Dialog (even taking the jokes out of the equation) was horrendous. Very predictable plot. The value this film continues to bring to audiences/reviewers is how not to make a comic book movie.

I've never seen this movie. I never felt compelled to see this movie. But I have watched the Siskel and Ebert reviews of it at least 12 times.

.....it has ostriches!

There will never be another pair like Siskel and Ebert.

Critics are the most useless people alive

wolf creek is worse than devils rejects because it's cold and raw, and the killer just gets away...devils rejects, its cold and raw but fun and glamorous with the 70s sleazy style...and the killers get their comeuppance at the end...

i love hynden <3 /p

This was certainly one of the movies of Bill Cosby’s career.

A lot of people used to respect Cosby and his humor, but I always found it rather flat and lifeless. His jokes were always so safe it often left me bored. Richard Pryor? Great comedian! Dave Chapelle? Great comedian! Bill Cosby? Children’s entertainment.

Yes.......cosby should be ashamed and he won razzies for it.

One thing in this movie is realistic. There's always one mean a-hole in every group- they are not there to work and they just cause distraction. If you call them on it, they go off like dynamite. Kevin J OConner played that guy

What's his obsession with scratching?

Catwoman would be great for a heist movie.

The funny thing (and I use that term very loosely) is that Rob Reiner actually had hopes for North to be his own equivalent to The Wizard Of Oz, even though he already made such a movie several years earlier with The Princess Bride. In an interview with Archive of American Television back in 2009, he said about North: "I made this little fable, and people got so mad at me, because, you know, I had done When Harry Met Sally..., and Misery, and A Few Good Men, and everybody said 'Oh, it should be a more important kind of movie.' I said, 'Why? Why can't you just make a little slice of a fable or something?' Anyway, I loved doing it, and some of the best jokes I ever had in a movie, are in that movie." I seriously cannot believe Rob Reiner could actually be THAT out of touch.

Siskel was wrong. There was something in Cosby Jell-O Box.

Bill Cosby had this wonderful ability to make shit movies and fantastic television. Never learned why.

I still believe George Clooney would be an amazing Batman and I really do wish he was Batman in Batman Forever so he got a better script

Hey Siskel and Ebert, this ain't Shakespeare ! Two guys who took themselves way too seriously.

Having discovered it recently, I get why it has a cult following. When it’s focused on Willis and Aiello it kinda comes to life, that aside this film was insufferable (though the history of this film and its bizarreness make it fascinatingly bad). But to each their own.

I miss you ebert and siskel

It's not too late for a sequel.

I don’t believe in political correctness, but I do have this one single word for all the absurd, tasteless and stupid jokes in this film: “Boooooo!!”

If you take his Batman films off his CV, Schumacher's directorial resume was pretty amazing. Falling Down and A Time To Kill are two of the best films of the mid-90s and I will die on that hill.

I love this movie. It is zany and unique!

This movie is definitely terrible but surprisingly at least to me it is not unwatchable which is usually the case for movies this bad. That means instead of a zero or half star rating to me it is worth one star because in my opinion it is watchable preventing it from landing in the territory of the worst movies ever made. What surprises me about this movie is that it is not only bad but it has not a single laugh or entertaining moment in it. As for the sexualization I never for one moment saw this as a father sexualizing his daughter. It is clear to me that this is about a father who doesn’t want his daughter to grow up and become an adult woman. Any glimpse of sexualization, if it could even be referred to as that, would be stemming only from the father having vague thoughts in the back of his mind about the way other men are viewing his daughter. Of all the bad movies ever made I think this takes the top spot as far as the head scratching question goes asking why and how on earth this movie ever got made. The fact that the cast and filmmakers hanged in there to actually finish this thing is nothing short of astonishing because this would not have even went over as a made for TV movie. As for the leading actress this movie ended her career before it started. Nick

I think they were a little too kind with their 2-star review. I'd have given this probably 1/2 a star.

meanwhile Ebert also hated Batman Returns.

This movie was hilarious! Some silly parts yeah. But I loved it.

The strudel speech is something that could be in The Room. Hilariously bad.

I haven't seen the movie, but sure love the soundtrack.

Madame Web(2024) of its time.

First pots of gold, then the hourglasses. And now unicorns have kicked both of their carcasses!

My favorite commercial

That big Indian woman was my former aunty in law lol and sge said she really had to show her vagina on that scene taking over the ranch with the other women lol we watched it with her and it was weird and awkward

It’s a terrible movie… …and, I love every minute of it. Notwithstanding the “other stuff…”

The director tried to add a homosexual tone to this Batman movie

I like 'She's Out of Control', sue me.

“You say he’s prostituted himself I say he’s disappointed his legions of fans” Oh man 😄

The look of pure, seething hatred on Ebert's face we see in that split second he's looking at the screen is priceless.

Ironically Coca Cola departed their subsidiary with Columbia Pictures not long after this movie was released.

Its a good thing he didnt pick this instead he went for north