Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert are two of the greatest critics who ever lived, but they were smart enough not to engage in ...

Explore 10 instances where film critics Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert misjudged movies, offering a fascinating look at their cinematic evaluations.

Although he's often mentioned in the same breath as Roger Ebert, Chicago film critic Gene Siskel was just as fantastic of a critic in his own right—undoubtedly one of the most famous of all time ...

Roger Ebertwas a Pulitzer Prize-winning critic, film historian, journalist, and author. He rose to popularity in tandem with ...

For the most part, the late film critic Roger Ebert (1942 to 2013) reserved his war of words for verbal sparring partner Gene ...

Gene Siskel dismissed it entirely, calling it “a misbegotten adaptation that misses the point entirely” during their review. Roger Ebert, for once, agreed, calling it "dumbed down and sexed up." ...

Mickey Loewenstein, WTTW set designer for Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel, has died at 90 A colleague says he was a master of forced perspective, a technique he used to make the Sun-Times and Tribune ...

Part of the joy of watching Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel on TV was watching them disagree over movies like The Silence of the Lambs and Unforgiven.

It was during this time that famous critic Gene Siskel had a show with Roger Ebert and wrote reviews for The Chicago Tribune. Siskel had a hit-and-miss attitude toward action movies, especially ...