Gene Siskel

Our Flick of the Week is ''Arthur 2 on the Rocks,'' a sloppy lush of a sequel to the popular comedy about a drunken multimillionaire who got his comeuppance from...

Our Flick of the Week is Eddie Murphy`s surprisingly gentle and effective comedy ''Coming to America,'' in which Murphy throws away his angry, smart-aleck persona in favor of a more...

Our Flick of the Week is ''Who Framed Roger Rabbit,'' the most ambitious film ever made that combines animation and live actors. The $40 million movie represents a coproduction among...

Our Flick of the Week is ''Bull Durham,'' a bright, funny, surprisingly adult and literate ode to baseball and to people who love the game. And the best news is...

Our Flick of the Week is ''The Presidio,'' a thriller that features strong performers being put through their paces in such predictable fashion that you think you`re watching a hard...

Our Flick of the Week is ''Big,'' another one of those boy-trapped-inside-a -man`s-body comedies, which is not be confused with those man-trapped-inside-a-b oy`s-body comedies. Which brings up the whole question...

Our Flicks of the Week are the two big action films of the early summer season, ''Rambo III'' and '' `Crocodile` Dundee II.'' Each is playing this week on a...

Instead of the usual year-end complaining, let`s look for a silver lining in the Hollywood corporate fog that brought us both ''Ishtar'' and ''Leonard, Part 6'' in the same year....

Our Flick of the Week is ''Suspect,'' a fairly good courtroom thriller featuring another fine performance by Cher, who surprisingly has turned into one of our better actresses with a...

Our Flick of the Week is ''House of Games,'' a solid directing debut by playwright David Mamet. His script involves a woman psychiatrist (Lindsay Crouse) who is unaware of her...