Gene Siskel

Our Flick of the Week takes the form of a public service message with a warning that viewing ''UHF'' may be injurious to your sense of humor. Rarely has a...

Our Flick of the Week is Rob Reiner`s genial romantic comedy ''When Harry Met Sally,'' a pale imitation of Woody Allen`s ''Annie Hall.'' Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan play a...

Our Flick of the Week is yet another disappointing summer sequel, ''Lethal Weapon 2,'' with Danny Glover and Mel Gibson reprising their cop-buddy roles in pursuit of South African drug...

Our Flick of the Week is Spike Lee`s superior racial drama ''Do the Right Thing,'' an entertaining antidote to the mostly insipid summer blockbusters. ''Do The Right Thing'' clearly has...

Our Flick of the Week is the eagerly awaited ''Batman,'' and it`s the best of the summer blockbusters because of its originality. Director Tim Burton (''Pee-wee`s Big Adventure'' and ''Beetlejuice'')...

Our Flick of the Week, as we await a screening of ''Ghostbusters II'' (which opens on Friday), is ''Star Trek V: The Final Frontier.'' Sequels reveal the movie business as...

Our Flick of the Week is ''Dead Poets Society,'' a refreshing if obvious drama amid a summer of frivolous filmed entertainments. Robin Williams plays a progressive English teacher at a...

Our Flick of the Week is the offbeat comedy ''Vampire`s Kiss,'' starring Nicolas Cage from ''Moonstruck'' as a New York literary agent who is convinced he has been turned into...

Our Flick of the Week is ''Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade,'' the third and final and disappointing conclusion to the adventure series created by George Lucas and Steven Spielberg....

Our Flick of the Week is ''Road House,'' the outrageous new film starring Patrick Swayze. It`s outrageous in terms of its cartoon-like plotting and dialogue involving a legendary professional bar...