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"One False Move" is an incredible movie.

Bound was great. I'm due to watch it again. P.S. Fargo is a one word title.

The Unforgiven won the Best Picture Academy Award. Siskel didn't even have it on his top ten 😂

Respect to Wu! Great character

Primal Fear was a damn good film

Both sideways and eternal sunshine slot somewhere in my top 100 films of all time. 2004 was a strong year.

What a year for movies. I wonder if they had any idea what a mark in pop culture these movies would make.

Germans and Poles? wow... Poles were murdered in the millions and were an occupied country - this type of shit drives me nuts

I always respect Ebert and Siskel's list, but Blade Runner, The Thing, Gandhi, The Wall, The Year of Living Dangerously and (please!) Fanny & Alexander are between the 1982 best movies too...

4 good ones in my opinion: The Hudsucker Proxy Bullets Over Broadway Nobody's Fool Don Juan DeMarco

I actually think 1993 was kind of a weak year. Fearless was spectacular. 5 other pretty good ones that were omitted: Falling Down Manhattan Murder Mystery Carlito's Way Six Degrees of Separation The Man Without a Face

I still can't believe, really hard to believe, that Gene Siskel put "Under Siege" on his Top 10 list but not "Unforgiven"...no, no, no

Just watch Blanca Vlasic do the high jump in real time and you'll get the same sort of thrill or whatever you're seeking.

They were always way off base when it came to best original songs, all the ones they slammed have become classics and the only one they liked was the one completely forgotten to time

Ahhh yes, the classic videodisc player. I so wanted to own one as a kid.

Say what you will about Forrest Gump, that scene in @5:33 is a knockout and was more than enough to cement his win that year. Right before they cut, what follows was the least gimmicky moment in the film, the most genuine, and most understandable moment of the entire film.

16:35 I love that honesty, takes a certain level of self-awareness as a fiction writer to basically say "I want this villain we've created gone, but that's probably just me being a fan of the good guys" 😂

Charlie utter he is my favorite character on the show

So sadly almost all these movies are forgotten today..

"I have seen Fargo four times, I could see it every week. It is a film festival" Siskel is so right

Jesus going an it hard at a child actors choice of theatrical movie projects to take part in. Haha it's a kid, maybe criticize his agent or parents instead.

I think (and we'll never know) that Debbie Reynolds finshed sixth, Madonna finished seventh, Meryl Streep finished eighth, and Courtney Love finished ninth. That would be my guess on how the final vote totals went. Thoughts?

Madonna was wonderful in Evita. In a lesser year she probably would have been nominated. But it was so competitive.

I like how they dogged The Wizard but not Nintendo and actually said that there's a good movie possible involving video games in some way....but that that just wasn't it. These guys were super fair critics. Not film snobs at all. Siskel actually gave a positive review to Mortal Kombat and tried to convince Ebert (who was on the fence) to praise it more..

My #1 choice would be a tie between "Unforgiven" and "Glengarry Glen Ross." There is no way that I could choose one over the other; I love them equally.

Grew up watching Siskel and Ebert, and have been binge many of these great UA-cam compilations and episodes. Never watched anything with Roepert, and God I’m glad! He’s pretty annoying, but not Son of the Mask levels, at least.

great episode

Funny to watch this back to back with the previous year. In the last tear, it was Bill Murray who had his most “complete” role in lost in translation and it was Eastwood “24th, and one his best”, according to Roeper. He had a very limited descriptive vocabulary

I’m glad the intro is included. It sets the mood!

Thank you for sharing. Thank you for uploading the Siskel and Ebert content that you have. These two men mattered so much to America! Anything that you care to upload about these two men being interviewed will be so appreciated by me.

Hoop Dreams was spectacular

the theme tunes for this show were absolute DS!

Hey if I had a son I wouldn't want him to marry Jennifer Lopez either.

I totally disagree with their assessments of The Longest Yard and Dirty Love. Is Longest Yard as good as the original? No, but it was enjoyable. Dirty Love is a vulgar comedy written by a woman, I actually thought it was funny but I can see where Roger would just be grossed out. I’d argue Dirty Love is an under appreciated film.

1:39

That lumpy guy wouldn’t know a good movie if it bit him in the lumps

These guys simp for raisenettes, the grossest candy ever. Shows what they know.

Mystic pizza way better than mystic river who are these amateurs?

My Top 10 of 2004 (I haven't seen them all of course): 1. The Passion of the Christ. 2. The Terminal. 3. The Aviator. 4. Kinsey. 5. Super Size Me. 6. Spider Man 2. 7. Million Dollar Baby. Not Sure What 8-10 are: I'll list 3 that I enjoy: * The Incredibles. * Man on Fire. * Vera Drake.

Sideways is by far the best

Fantastic Four(2005) was fun and decent. Michael Giacchino is composing music for the next film.

My Favorite and Best Flim of the Year 1996 in my opinion was 1. Harriet The Spy 2. Daylight 3. Mission Impossible 4. Beavis and Butthead Do America 5. Independent Day 6. Space Jam

I’m sorry, but being a critic and giving spoilers just because you hate a movie is unconscionable (not to mention incredibly pompous). Not everyone has seen every movie ever made like these guys have, and casual viewers might have actually been surprised. Siskel used to do that, and it always p***ed me off.

seriously disliked both lists.. A rarity.

I thought they didn't shit on small budget movies. Was that just Siskel and Ebert? Undead didn't deserve to be on this episode. Not defending the movie, it's absolute trash, but it's also low budget. I thought it was straight to DVD. I own it, bought it from Movie Gallery for like a buck, but I never heard of it saw it before grabbing it knowing it would be b-movie garbage.

Crash and Syriana have aged like milk. New World has aged like wine.

When was the critics choice awards established?

8:05 : Funny how that was Tony Danza's character in Who's the Boss also, always worried about Samantha getting hit on.

I didn’t care for “Purple” or “Bountiful,” as I don’t care for weepies and family melodrama/navel gazing---but even I don’t understand how Page beat Goldberg, considering that Goldberg had a circuitous character arc, from victim/submissive to finally assuming an agentic role in her life, whereas Page basically was the same character from start to finish. Ebert made the same argument with “Rain Man" a few years later, lamenting that Hoffman won the Oscar even though Cruise was the character who had to morph from a prick to a loving brother quickly and credibly, which he did masterfully.

Man, I really miss these guys. I loved their show, and they were always great on letterman.