![]() Next Week’s Pick: Next week’s pick is Dutch, a Thanksgiving comedy starring Ed O’Neil and Ethan Embry. Did you get a chance to watch along with us this week? Want to recommend a great (or not so great) film for the whole gang to cover? Comment below or post on our Facebook or hit us up on Twitter! ![]() Featuring and early appearance by a sleazy Kevin Spacey, See No Evil, Hear No Evil has the end and beginnings of a few important careers. It is very likely, the progenitor of an entire generation of screwball buddy films. Some may see it as the last film from a classic duo, others might see it as the final death knell of comedy legends. It was directed by Arthur Hiller, whose career is difficult to pin down, but featured some personal favorites that I am sure are obscured by nostalgia. See No Evil, Hear No Evil is a penultimate film, a movie which combines many of the most obvious examples of the sub-genre while still creating its own goofy vision. With the release of Dumb and Dumber To and subsequent retrospectives on the original, we here at Cinapse thought it would be a great time to revisit one of the original buddy comedies put out by two of the masters. Hey Cinapserfarians and welcome to this weeks edition of Two Cents, where we will be discussing See No Evil, Hear No Evil! This was the tail end of series of buddy comedies featuring Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder. Well, it’s Two Cents time…BUT NOT YET! Hold on… I JUST WANT MY FRIEND TO TELL ME WHAT TIME IT IS! WHAT TIME IS IT? Join us as we share our two cents on films we love, films we are curious about, and films we believe merit some discussion. Guest writers and fan comments are encouraged, as are suggestions for future entries to the column. The Cinapse team will program films and contribute our best, most insightful, or most creative thoughts on each film using a maximum of 200 words each. Two Cents is an original column akin to a book club for films.
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