See No Evil,Hear No Evil

kmart6

It was on last night(friday) on tv3 I thought it was brilliant one of the funniest film's I have seen in a while


What do you think of it?

Is1ldur

'Fuzzy Wuzzy was a woman?'

Gene Wilder is brilliant in it. Especially in the scene where the alarm is going off and he is wandering around saying 'ssshhhhh'

patch

Class movie. That was the last time either if them made a decent one.

kmart6

Another good bit was at the end when the deaf lad was trying to get the lad out of the helicopter and he was doing it,but he could'nt hear the cop's behind him

Wheeler

didnt see it friday nite.studying for exams..class film though..pitty richard prior got unwell shortly after it though..Pryor was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, a degenerative disease of the central nervous system.

kmart6

Originally posted by Wheeler
multiple sclerosis, a degenerative disease of the central nervous system.

Was that part of your exam???

voxpop

It was ok, a few cringe moments but some great gags aswell - did Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor do a bunch of films together during the 80s - I vaugly remember something called stir crazy or something

bombidol

Originally posted by patch
Class movie. That was the last time either if them made a decent one.

Actually im a big fan of "another you" some crackin stuff in it. all in all not their best but still well worth seeing

UnrealQueen

That's a class film alright, nearly makes my sides split every time i see it:D Especially the part when they're walking down the street and the deaf guy is stomping his feet (i forget why) !

Is1ldur

He did Stir Crazy with Richard Pryor, as well as the little known Silver Streak. If you ever see it anywhere please tell me. I don't think it is available on DVD. Funniest scene is where Pryor is trying to get Wiler to act like a Black person. He puts boot polish on his face and gives him a ghetto blaster, shows him how to walk, etc. Hilarious!!

Karl Hungus

Utter classic.

Best part of the film for me, was on the train when Pyror just burst out "WHAT DO YOU MEAN I'M BLACK!?" and then "DOES DAD KNOW!?"
I was in pain!

Wheeler

did anyone see wilder lately .hes 73 and looks like 100....feels sad

lodgepole

Originally posted by Count666
He did Stir Crazy with Richard Pryor, as well as the little known Silver Streak. If you ever see it anywhere please tell me. I don't think it is available on DVD. Funniest scene is where Pryor is trying to get Wiler to act like a Black person. He puts boot polish on his face and gives him a ghetto blaster, shows him how to walk, etc. Hilarious!!

I think that's on RTE this week... I remember seeing a film in the listings with Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder that I didn't recognise...

Agent Orange

I'm sorry to say it but this film SUCKS. Kevin Spacey surely rues the day he signed up to star in this turd. The bit where Pryor pretends to be a doctor and espouses on the benefits of shagging would make Roy 'Fat' Brown cry. The only entertaining bit is the sight of Joan Severance's mighty rack... what a woman!

ThreadKiller

Silver streak was on RTE on Sunday night

lodgepole

Originally posted by ThreadKiller
Silver streak was on RTE on Sunday night

****

segadreamcast

Originally posted by Wheeler
did anyone see wilder lately .hes 73 and looks like 100....feels sad

Bloody hell yeah - I saw him on Will and Grace on Thursday night, he looks like a shrivelled prune! That whole episode stank of 'a last hurrah' for wilder, though it did have its moments.

In the end, I wouldn't be surprised if we're all talking about his death in a few weeks/months time. Looks like he's near it.

Raoul Duke

From memory I think that Silver Streak has been on tv a lot over the years. Especially on RTE I think. I remember not bothering to watch it at the weekend because I'd seen it too many times. It's fairly stupid but somehow still very watchable, like early Chevy Chase movies.

jade78

im not surprised he looks like s**t he was fairly put through the wringer in the past 10 years. he has problems dealing with stress and such and then his wife who he was madly in love with died, cancer i think.

thesteve

i loved this film when i first saw it, got it on DVD then and watched it again and wasn't impressed...

still, you all have to admit that this will always remain a classic;

"I don't know what you're looking for.... but it's a little to the left!"

Franky Boy

i must agree with the steve,thoght the film was good but when i saw it a second time it was a great dissapointment.
i was probably looking for it to have its same funny features as last time but the second time it just wasnt good