Yeah well, that's just like your opinion man

Ebert gets it. Gene was obviously not a golfer.

That little pause before Ebert said, “Out of their element.” You just know he was chuckling on the inside.

Gene went over the line. This isn't Nam, there are rules.

It's possible that this movie would've grown on Siskel had he lived long enough to revisit it. I know I didn't love it first time I saw it, but it gets better and better every time I watch it. Now one of my favourite comedies ever.

Roger Ebert is showing proof of why people regard him so highly till date.

Gene Siskel is out of his element.

i typically agree with Gene but he got this one way off. This movie is timeless and Roger got it spot on

"Kingpin was a much funnier film set in the world of bowling."

Lebowski was the first film I realized plot doesn't have to matter. Nothing is gained or learned by the end, it's just a ride along with these characters

Imagine trying to explain to Gene Siskel that this movie would grow to be so beloved that it inspired its own religion

Siskel, you're like a child who wanders into the middle of a movie!

Gene Siskel, was always like a bummer man.

Gene wasn't alone back then. The reviews and box office receipts were not kind to this film. I saw it opening night and have loved it ever since. Still miss Gene and Roger!

The funeral scene is literally a top 10 comedy scene of all time. Period.

I give Gene a break, because I hated this film the first I saw it. I was so into the plot and by the end was so disappointed. Then I watched it again…..(and again…..and again…..and again…) and started to realize the plot doesn’t even matter in this film. It’s about getting to know and hanging out with the main characters, and it’s one of the greatest movies ever made.

When he said the humor was uninspired, my jaw dropped . The audacity

Speaking as a Dudeist Priest - Siskel's aggression will not stand, man.