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See No Evil, Hear No Evil on DVD (1989)
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As well as being an original comic talent, Richard Pryor has also had the dubious distinction of appearing in a plethora of truly execrable movies. The man has a homing instinct for a dreadful script and this is certainly one of them. This two-handed comedy — Gene Wilder is Pryor's partner in puerile nonsense in their third movie together — manages to waste both men's ability and bore and deeply offend most people at the same time. Quite a feat. Their characters are deaf and blind respectively and the movie hinges on a series of appalling jokes and unoriginal situations, wrapped around a makeshift murder plot. New York Times "...[Wilder and Pryor] have never worked better together....It would be difficult to imagine a more benign or entertaining mass-market movie..." Time Out Pryor is blind, Wilder is deaf. Together they witness a murder, become principal suspects, and are threatened by the... Read more on www.timeout.com Members ReviewsReviews Voted Most HelpfulMost Recent Reviews |
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