Siskel liked Saturday Night Fever and Buddy Holly Story. Ebert liked Apocalypse Now and Animal House.
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I'm nearly 100% with Ebert. Many of Siskel's picks I don't remember or never even heard of.
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I'm nearly 100% with Ebert. Many of Siskel's picks I don't remember or never even heard of.
They are definitely worth a look however. Some of them kind of grow on you after a few viewings like My Dinner With Andre. Ebert's No. 1 for 1981 and Siskel has it at two. It is just two men talking philosophically over dinner. http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/my_dinner_with_andre/
I enjoyed some of Andy Kaufman's antics in other movies, shows and live theater even though sometimes it seemed he would try anything --no matter how inane-- to get a laugh. Especially liked Jim Carrey's portrayal of him in Man on the Moonhttp://www.rottentomatoes.com/celebrity/jim_carrey/. Carrey and Kaufman seemed like kindred spirits.