Gene Siskel

Our Flick of the Week is the eagerly awaited reteaming of Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor in ''See No Evil, Hear No Evil,'' which turns out to be a lame...

Our Flick of the Week is ''Lost Angels,'' one of those rare youth films that has a measure of intelligence. Adam Horovitz, a young Warren Beatty lookalike, makes a memorable...

Our Flick of the Week is ''84 Charlie MoPic,'' a remarkable independent film that replicates one soldier`s experience in combat in Vietnam in 1969. The idea is to demystify the...

Our Flick of the Week is ''See You in the Morning,'' a mostly effective drama of marriage, loss, divorce and remarriage. Alan J. Pakula wrote and directed this most personal...

Our Flick of the Week is ''Dead Calm,'' a riveting thriller about about a couple whose vacation on their yacht off the Great Barrier Reef is violated when they take...

Our Flick of the Week is ''Paperhouse,'' an often effective dream-filled tale about a young girl coping with the visions triggered by her drawings, which are made in response to...

Our Flick of the Week is ''Rooftops,'' a lame `80s version of ''West Side Story.'' Robert Wise, the Oscar-winning co-director of ''West Side Story,'' returns to the pigeon-coop-filled rooftops of...

Our Flick of the Week is ''Chances Are,'' a delightfully breezy, old-fashioned entertainment involving yet another body-switch tale. Cybill Shepherd plays a widow who has mourned her husband for 23...

Our Flick of the Week is the eagerly awaited ''New York Stories,'' three short, unconnected films by three celebrated directors. Each film is worthy of its own review. Martin Scorsese`s...

Our Flick of the Week is ''Bill & Ted`s Excellent Adventure,'' an intentionally sophomoric but rarely amusing fantasy. The story involves a couple of suburban California boys (Alexander Winter and...