See No Evil, Hear No Evil

Pairing Wilder and Pryor usually made for movie gold, and this is no exception. Coming at the end of their fruitful partnership, the chemistry between the deaf Wilder, and blind Pryor is so natural, you'd think they were friends their whole lives. (Turns out they really didn't socialize off set) A very original premise, a murder is committed and both men have either heard the shot, or seen the shooter, but not both! What turns out is such a funny, big hearted film that I watch it every time it's on tv. A big plus I'd the movie is the characters that populate the background, including a completely hysterical police captain, who nearly steals the show. Just watch the scene where they raid a motel. I was literally laughing with tears in my eyes! Such a fun movie, highly recommended!

"See no evil, hear no evil" is one of classic 80"s movies which are still good to watch now. The chemistry between Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder is something special; they were so good together. Entertainment is guaranteed, but just allow the fact that this is an American 80"s type movie. Watch this film, you will enjoy it.

Not quite as good as Silver Streak and Stir Crazy but this Gene Wilder & Richard Pryor outing never fails in putting a big smile on my face.Seen it loads of times now and it's as funny as the first time, brilliant stuff.

Wally Karue (Richard Pryor) is blind and he doesn't like it. Dave Lyons (Gene Wilder) is deaf, and runs a newspaper stand. Wally gets a job from Dave, and quickly becomes fast friends. One day, a man comes in. After an argument with Eve (Joan Severance), she kills him. Both Wally and Dave only partly witness the incident. The incompetent police arrests the duo but then they escape. Eve and Kirgo (Kevin Spacey) are after the duo for a valuable coin. Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder are always fun together. The gimmick allows the guys to have some hilarious back and forth. The mug shot scene was gut busting funny. While the joking around is funny, the caper doesn't work as well. In the end, the movie works as an excuse for the guys to go crazy.