See No Evil, Hear No Evil

this was a good movie besides the fact that Gene Wilder who plays a deaf man...... isn't deaf. good laughs, good story. But the fact that Gene Wilder can hear what Richard Pryor is saying really takes away from the whole... Full review

When I saw this movie it had me rolling around in stitches!!! They couldn't have picked a better duo. Personally I think Richard Pryor made the whole movie possible. Also Gene Wilder's Acting just helped it to give that extra bit... Full review

nice comedy it will not be your favorite movie but you willk like it and like it a lot it is movie of 89 so it is old but it is the story of friendship there is nice plot and nice... Full review

THREE TIMES is a charm: After the successes of SILVER STREAK (1976) and STIR CRAZY (1980), Gene and Richard team up again, this time as a blind man and deaf man-both owners of a newsstand (Don't ask-again outlandish and far out!)... Full review

Unfortunetely, I watch this movie two days before Richard Pryor dies from an heart attack, he was such a wonderful actor. The teacher of many black actors of nowadays including Eddie Murphy, Wesley Snipes and Chris Rock. As for the... Full review

I loved this movie and I watch it over and over. I wish there was a sequel to it.This could be a real situation, and I love it. The situation was a great script. jbailey... Full review

I love watching Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor in movies together. They play off of each other so well. This is one of those movies I can watch over and over and not get tired of. Watching them act together or... Full review

This is a very funny movie. Gene Wilder and Richard Pryer are great. I would highly recommend this movie. Richard Pryer is blind and Gene Wilder is deaf.... Full review

This is a very good movie. Its funny and everything else. I really recommend this movie to anyone for a good hearted laugh.... Full review

This movie is awesomely hilarious. The actors work great together and the storyline is funny. I highly reccommend this movie to anyone who wants a good hearty laugh.... Full review

What I like about this movie :....What I didn't like about the movie :....It really makes you wonder just how many more great films him and Wilder could have starred in together.....One of the great comedy pairings of the 1980s had to be Wilder and Pryor..... ... Full Review

The chemistry is still there in the latest Wilder-Pryor teaming, "See No Evil, Hear No Evil," as Wilder and Pryor play off each other very well but, alas, the script is a real dud, and the stars' penchant for cheap, vulgar humor goes overboard. But this unlikely duo still had a lot of chemistry together and they played very well together on screen. ... Full Review

See No Evil, Hear No Evil" is rated R and contains nudity, strong language and prison jokes. Together, they are almost able to put together a description of the perpetrator, who as incarnated by Joan Severance is fairly well put together already. ... Full Review

The possibilities for visual comedy with this idea are seemingly endless, but the movie chooses instead to plug the characters into a dumb plot about industrial espionage. I doubt if Gene Wilder has it in him to play a mean-spirited, vindictive character, but Pryor used to be able to call on that other side. ... Full Review

After Maniben.com, SABTV is coming up with another play-adapted series 'Shree Adimanav'. It is adaptation of play 'See no Evil, Hear no Evil Speak no Evil' directed by Paristosh Painter and written by Prabodh Joshi. ... Full Article

There's nothing like palpable chemistry on the big screen -- and I'm not talking about only the passionate kind, that je ne sais quoi that makes Mullholland Drive a go-to for steamy interludes. ... Full Article

Synopsis: A blind man (Richard Pryor) and deaf man (Gene Wilder) are accused of murder and, despite their limitations, team together to clear their names by catching the real killer.What I like about this movie: One of the great comedy... ... Full Article

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There are few comedy teams as prolific as Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder who starred in several films during the '80s of which SEE NO EVIL, HEAR NO EVIL is only one. ... Full Article

See No Evil, Hear No Evil was originally released theatrically in 1989.Directed by Arthur Hiller, the film stars: Richard Pryor (Wally), Gene Wilder (Dave), Kevin Spacey (Kirgo), and Joan Severance (Eve). ... Full Article