See No Evil, Hear No Evil | Richard Pryor, Gene Wilder | One of the funniest movies I've seen.

See No Evil, Hear No Evil | Richard Pryor, Gene Wilder | THIS COULD CURE DEPRESSION

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	See No Evil, Hear No Evil Richard Pryor, Gene Wilder Sony Pictures, 2001 average customer review:based on 33 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

One of the funniest movies I've seen.

I don't care what the critics say. This movie is hilarious! Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor are perfectly matched. Joan Severance is one of the hottest women in hollywood. I had to pause the VCR several times to keep from missing something while I laughed hysterically.

THIS COULD CURE DEPRESSION

I HAVEN'T LAUGHED THIS HARD SINCE I SAW "HARVEY" AS A KID(remember how funny things where then). I ALMOST CHOKED ON A SODA THE FIRST TIME I SAW THIS. WILDER AND PRYOR WILL HAVE YOU IN TEARS FROM START TO THE VERY LAST SCENE. IF YOU HAVE A BEST FRIEND GET TWO COPIES-ONE FOR YOU -ONE FOR THEM.

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great film

this film is far better to me than scent of a woman.pryor and wilder are very convincing as being blind and deaf.it has a cool story going on.

Extremely funny...

Some very funny bits in this one, especially when Pryor and Wilder play the Doctors - "Im from Sveeden, and your a sveety" - I don't know if it ranks as "Stir Crazy" funny but definitely worth the watch. Look for Kevin Spacey as the hitman, many may have forgotten his performance in this. For interest to Joan Severance fans: She appears topless in a hilarious scene. The catch is there are two versions: The one I rented doesent show her completely but I saw a version on Encore which showed everything. Besides that, this is a cant miss for Pryor/Wilder fans.

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Hilarious look at being handicapped

Has there ever been a greater pair than Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder? This may be their best movie ever! Anybody watching this movie can remember having a conversation like the one where Pryor and Wilder are pushing the polic car into the Arthur Kills ("you swear a lot" - Wilder "F--ing A I swear a lot" - Pryor) This lighthearted comedy will make you laugh until you need to change your drawers!

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