Review of See No Evil, Hear No Evil (1989) by Rin C — 05 Mar 2009

This is what you call a classic 80s comedy. With two of the greatest comedic actors of our time (Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder), I was swept away by the onslaught of hilarious and clever dialogue. Plus. the physical comedy is nothing short but spectacular, especially compared to today's overrated comedic genre Nothing was over done, and the timing was superb. I believed these outspoken and politically incorrect characters (including a young Kevin Spacey who nailed his role as a hitman), and I loved Pryor's and Wilder's instant connection right from the start. Never has being blind and deaf lead to such a knockout of a movie. Films like this one keeps me loving 80s movies.

It's may seem like a simple enough premises, but I laughed throughout the entire movie, which is rare with recent comedies like Disaster Movie or whatever new ones studios are deciding to torture us with this year.