See No Evil

This review is about the classic and iconic movie See No Evil, Hear No Evil. The 1989 comedy stars Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder as two bumbling friends who find themselves in the middle of a murder investigation. The movie has become an instant cult classic, and its relevance to modern audiences remains strong. With its witty dialogue and zany antics, it’s no wonder why See No Evil, Hear No Evil has such a devoted fanbase.

For those of you unfamiliar with this timeless comedy, here’s a quick overview: Dave Lyons (Pryor) and Wally Karue (Wilder) are two blind men who witness a murder in their apartment building. The duo must use their unique abilities to help the police investigate the crime, while also trying to outwit the killers. Along the way, they get into all sorts of hilarious hijinks.

Let’s take a closer look at See No Evil, Hear No Evil and explore what makes this movie so enjoyable!