It was a great movie.

This is one of the great movies not just of the genre but of all time. Sheen was great in this also.

How these two clowns ever made a career doing movie reviews still amazes me. They are pretentious, short-sighted, and awful.

Siskel was spot on with his review.

Jason is better then halloween

Gene Siskel purchased the iconic white suit worn by John Travolta in "Saturday Night Fever" at a charity auction for $300 in 1979. This suit later gained significant value, fetching $145,500 at a Christie's auction in 1995 after Siskel's death.

"You know, I work on my hair a long time and you hit it, he hits my hair!"

I can't believe they let the f-bomb slip in the review! 😮

I saw this in high school at the movies with my girlfriend at the time. Many years later I showed this to my current girlfriend and she was surprised to see Bruno Cremer who she knew from Maigret.

Siskel is right. Ebert missed the big picture.

They got this one right. This has always been my favorite Zombie movie.

I saw it yesterday. I agree with Siskel and the original critics. There are things to appreciate, but the film has an odd narrative structure. The first hour is pointless. We get all these backstories which do nothing to develop the characters. I didn't feel I know any of them, a big problem of the movie. The movie has very little dialogue. It's almost a silent movie. So there's little drama or conflict other than action. The fate of the two trucks and the lead character were predictable for me. Not a masterpiece by any means.

"Where's the devil?" Classic Siskel line 😂😂😂

The clips you chose to use don't give too much away, smart editing

Wow, an argument against the 2nd amendment??? This movie is the best argument for the 2nd amendment 😂😂😂

I’ve watched many reviews by these two and I tend to side with Gene more often. However, in this review I think Roger is right on, I’m not sure where Gene gets the idea Wall Street tycoons are always cool, calm and collected behind closed doors. He usually seems to have keen insight into human behavior, but he’s way off here.

- . Siskel & Ebert Back & Forths At Times Were Contentious . - I Miss Them Both .

Actually all the graphic stuff is in the novel itself, Ridley Scott just showed us what was on the page

Alien 3 is so convoluted and ridiculous I had to watch it a second time just to see if I was too hard on it. I was not because I hated it more than the first time I saw it. There are hardly characters in which you really care about other than the Charles S. Dutton character and the rest of the prisoners are there for really no reason. At least David Fincher is honest enough to say he hates this movie because it was his first and the sky was the limit from then on.

That was a real pub. Absolutely criminal😊😊😊😊

You can get this original audio track on the Blu Ray release if you go to the "audio" menu and select "DTS 2.0" I recommend the French Mono option though, that sounds the best for this scene.

Although this is a good film to me it does not stand up to the film from which is was taken. The Wages of Fear. In the original less is known about the 4 characters; there is no set of prologues. Also the truck explosion scene in this film does not occur on screen in the Wages of Fear. The explosion off screen makes you wonder what went wrong. The film flopped because of 1 - the title, and 2 it was released around the same time as Star Wars. Still enjoyable but I prefer The Wages of Fear.

I just finished the audiobook today and I think the mystery of the echo in the cave is not the mystery of india but something much darker. Its more like the mystery that's at the heart of anxiety and panic.

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😊😊😊😊great movie

siskel and ebert i think are shy on this film, which was I thought terrific and fun and a great romp through the demimonde of paris, complete with nuclear bomb materials, middleeastern terrorists, french coke dealers, french police, american cia, and doctors there for a conference that gives them license to party, party, party. this was a great film that made siskel and ebert uncomfortable. the girl is too young, they are feeling. polanski has a controversial past, to say the least. europe is a "nice" place, nothing like this (in their sanitized assessment.) Terrorists aren't always Arabs and Cyprus born gangsters, dammit. The film was not politically correct enough, i think. There was also the obvious suggestion that the whole thing was a bit of FANTASY for the Harrison Ford character! He is in Paris running around with the sexual dynamite young girl, intensely involved. He is a hero, chasing terrorists, dealing with cops, etc. In the end, he "trades" his hot Parisian girl (in red) back for his "real" life wife (in red.) Vacation is over. The girl dies. Time to go back to the US of A and resume normal life....

Terrible movie

This is really an odd video. I find it doubtful that these were the clips they aired on this show since one is a serious spoiler, one shows a graphic death and another airs an uncensored f-bomb. I'm sure I saw this episode back in the day when it aired, but I really don't think these are the clips from the film they used. Weird...

So sad Gene died when DVD's started to take off.

It feels like a De Palma film. Scorsese really went outside his comfort zone and took risks making this. Its excellent. Seeing Robert Mitchum always makes me sad cos he was the double of my father RIP to both men.

hello man, have a problem i have this adapter and used on FX9 with red pro prime lenses and when i use 25mm it have like a vignette how can fix that? whats the problem?

I for one loved the sequel I thought it was great and I usually never watched the first one without putting on the second right after I don't see the problem with this movie that other people had with it

As usual, I found myself thinking: Did Siskel watch the same movie as Ebert? HAL didn't try to stop them from launching a probe to Europa. He suggested they stick around and find out what was happening to Jupiter. With respect to "disappointment" about the ending: The "aliens" essentially created a solar system within the solar system (physically impossible by most accounts, but it's a movie FFS). That's pretty wonderful if you ask me.

Now this is wtf I'm talkin' bout! The all original hardcore sound of gunfire and it's petrifying urbanity! 🔥🤯💥🤯💥🤯🔥 Cuz I swear these other dudes and this water-down BS.....😤❌👿❌👿❌😤

Really poor review. This movie was literate, coherent and full of badass gun fights. I loved it.

And they say we dont have culture haha; lovely cuts and edits; video leads on an adventure .

these.2.have.practically.no.taste

The greatest of all films. The murder plot was ridiculous and never would have worked, but Hitch in his genius got away with it-a true magician at the height of his talent.

Great movie except for the part at the end.

"The film is shot very effectively in black and white" is a bit of an understatement.

The look and setting of this film was brilliant I absolutely loved the concept of a prison planet but all they had to do was just not kill off Hicks and Newt right away, I think Hicks should have sacrificed himself protecting Ripley and Newt from the dog Alien before Ripley then sacrifices herself to kill the Queen leaving Newt as the last remaining survivor. The idea of parent figures protecting a child from a planet of murderers and rapists as well as an Alien running around is actually incredibly compelling and could have been even more intensive than the second movie in the lengths they go to protect a child.

Haha, nice job editing the Danielle Harris swearing clip into the review! 😆

"let other people talking while Clint squints, drinks, and listens..." But he only drinks at the end of the film... like that's the whole point of the film... how did you miss that, jeez...

rest in peace siskel and ebert. but i realize we do'nt need "critics". we can make sense of it ourselves in relation to our own lives!

Which do you play first? Thief, Sorcerer or Sorcerer, Thief.

Siskel and Ebert, sitting on their asses, critiquing the work the artist who's actually in the arena. This may not be a great film, it felt contrived and vaguely allegorical, but I found it engaging, the score by Morricone is great, and it's certainly nothing that any movie critic could ever pull off.

2:19 This sounds like this film would be a prime candidate for Ryan George's PITCH MEETING series: "Why don't the Russian soldiers just shoot out the plane tires to stop it from taking off?" "Listen sir, I'm going to need you to get ALL the way off my back about that!"😄

I remember over here in the UK..Alien 3 had great promotion. On the billboard posters it had the caption “the bitch is back”…next to Sighourney Weaver trembling next to an alien!!

I like this movie a lot, but i personally prefer Goodfellas which i felt was more interesting to watch.

This is why I never take Ebert's opinion as anything. Too bad this movie killed Carpenter's career. Would've loved if he sicked around and was given more interesting and well funded projects.