Gene Siskel

Our Flick of the Week is the hilarious "In & Out," a classic comedy that also manages to have a point of view, attacking the notion that homosexual teachers represent...

Our Flick of the Week is "The Game," in which Michael Douglas outshines a script that is intense, tricky and then unfortunately obvious. Douglas, an actor underrated by everyone but...

Our Flick of the Week is "Julian Po," a crazy, mixed-up parable about a crazy mixed-up 30-year-old man finding himself stranded in a crazy mixed-up small town. Christian Slater plays...

Our Flick of the Week is "Excess Baggage," in which Alicia Silverstone from "Clueless" again plays the spoiled daughter of a wealthy father, but does so without repeating herself. In...

Our Flick of the Week is "G.I. Jane," a major comeback for star Demi Moore, whose last film, "Striptease," failed dismally because it featured plenty of her body but none...

Our Flick of the Week is "Cop Land," starring Sylvester Stallone as the sheriff of a small New Jersey town that's been taken over by rogue New York cops led...

Our Flick of the Week is "Conspiracy Theory" in which Mel Gibson plays a paranoid New York cabbie who is sort of a Travis Bickle Lite. He, too, wants to...

Our Flick of the Week is the bright romantic comedy "Picture Perfect," with "Friends" TV star Jennifer Aniston making a most creditable starring feature film debut in a story about...

Our Flick of the Week is "Air Force One," which is better at taking us inside a famous private space than laying out an action story in a credible manner....

Our Flick of the Week is the buddy picture "Nothing to Lose," which is distinguished only by the presence of actor Tim Robbins, who normally doesn't traffic in such lightweight...