A Time to Kill, Manny & Lo, Kingpin, Joe’s Apartment, The Adventures of Pinocchio, 1996
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I would’ve loved to have been in that screening room with them when they saw Kingpin. What exactly were they laughing at so much? It’s an okay film, but I didn’t laugh out loudly at much stuff. One joke I thought was clever was when Roy tries to get rid of the purse snatcher a second time after the Landlady catches Roy in his apt. with that purse snatcher. I think they pumped laughing gas into the screening room.
Gene had flipped his decision earlier this year with Broken Arrow, so it is interesting when he made the comment during A Time to Kill about trying to get Roger to do the same thing.
New Upgraded episode for “A Time to Kill”, “Kingpin”, “The Adventures of Pinocchio” and more.
Thanks, Joseph!
Hi Joseph, I’m writing to let you know that I can’t access your BitChute site anymore because of the Online Safety Act.
Looks like I was right. I’m not the only one to suffer the consequences too.
Oh dear, now this is going to be a problem. I hate it when that happens! Can’t even find a decent website to share a full-length episode without time limits and these laws such as Online Safety Act and Copyright Infringement are completely ludicrous! Well, now I need to find a better video sharing website without these problems or maybe used “Google Drive” which will take up a lot of space. Sorry for all the trouble accessing those links I’ve send you through my “BitChute” channel.
Just in case, I sign up for Rumble and I post the episode on here. I’m sure Larry download it already before anyone had some trouble accessing it. Here’s the link.
https://rumble.com/v6s3e59-siskel-and-ebert-7-27-96.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp
I do hope it works, too.
Kingpin is by far the funniest film I saw at the theater. Nothing else really comes close. I’ve seen some really bad comedies in theaters. Ready to Rumble with David Arquette comes to mind.