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Richard Pryor, Gene Wilder, Joan Severance, Kevin Spacey, Alan North
Wally (Richard Pryor) is blind; Dave (Gene Wilder) is deaf. When a man is murdered outside the newsstand where they work, the police collar these two unlikely buddies as the main suspects. Wally and D...( read more
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Id: 10902470
A very funny premise, unfortunately riddled with mistakes but overall forgivable because Pryor and Wilder are so entertaining. A classic 80's comedy that's still funny today.
I just saw parts of this for the second time on tv. I didn't remember Kevin Spacey was one of the villains in this, but I don't think I knew who he was when I had first seen this. I love the concept and Pryor and Wilder pull off performances as a blind man and a deaf man (respe...( read more)
The remarkable duo of Pryor and Wilder reunite in this 80's classic comedy. Yes, it's a bit of a 'one-joke' movie that gets milked for all it's worth, but with laughs like this, who cares? The two leads are just so much fun and while it may be a bit dated, the comedic timing of R...( read more)
Ah, this takes me back: before Kevin Smith and his dick jokes, before Seth Rogen and his dick jokes, there was a time when a comedy relied on wit, timing, acting talent and a clever concept. Just like this film. Admittedly, it does still have dick jokes and swearing but it's so w...( read more)
This is a very funny movie. Stars Richard Pryor who is blind in this and Gene Wilder who is deaf. When these two characters end up by chance witness a murder they must combine their senses together to solve it. Pryor and Wilder have great comedy chemistry in this. They make this ...( read more)
Madcap 80's film. Comic genius pulled off brilliantly by two great comediens.
Well made and even better acted, See No Evil, Hear No Evil may not be a staple of the 80's comedy trend but it certainly is a genre great.
Gene Wilder, perfectly chosen as deaf guy Dave and Richar...( read more)
