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"A different kind of drama or action picture." Well Burt Reynolds certainly did that with Boogie Nights. But he had no idea he was in a great movie.

I don't know what Ebert was carping about. The moment that Jaye Davidson was nominated for Best Supporting ACTOR, the cat was out of the bag.

I'm amazed that Speed Zone escaped from this list, I tried watching it the other night and man is it awful awful awful.

That scene with the pig was stupid

I love these videos. I used to watch Siskel and Ebert with my Grandmother when I was growing up. It was on at 6:30 on Sunday evenings in Southern California. Thank you for such great memories.

The dialog for E. B. Farnum alone should've won an Emmy in some category.

I love that Keone Young made the suggestion to have Wu cut off his queue, and David took it. It really felt like a powerful moment of character development for his arc.

Sexy Beast. 'Nuff said.

Kim Basinger and Helen Hunt did NOT deserve those Oscars!

Great show/movie.

Honestly, Wu was the most deranged character on the show and proved himself quite cowardly as well killing his rival while he was drugged out and out of it. Don't get me wrong, wonderful character, but in terms of the rest, he was the worst.

P Diddy going to the Electric Chair... Hopefully life imitates art...

Whoa... 2004 was either a really horrible year for movies or their taste had grown rancid over the years.

Nearly three decades later, this is still one of my favorite years for the movies. One of the remarkable things about it is that it showed many of our best directors firing on all cylinders: Martin Scorsese with "Casino," Michael Mann with "Heat," David Fincher with "Se7en," Ron Howard with "Apollo 13," and Todd Haynes with "Safe."

Maria Caso = So fine and so talented!

You Me and Everyone You Know, was decent but the young kid sexual content and the pedophile subplot totally ruined it. And I'm amazed they included King Kong but never had any of the LoTRs on their lists.

If Lost in Translation had a face i would punch it...hated that movie. American Splendor is underrated.

In the Bedroom is criminally underrated. The Mexican is underrated And how is Shallow Hal better/funnier than Rush Hour 2???

Crash was fucken awful. Sorry guys.

Out of curiosity were these based on their American release dates? Looked up Spirited Away, and it came out in 2001 initially. Haven’t seen any of these, but it sounds like a good group of films. Ebert said in another interview that he thought 02 was a good year for movies after a couple slow years.

Kathy Bates deserved it all the way!

If only these two guys could see what the Oscars have become

Take a shot everytime these two say someone should get an oscar nomination

these If We Picked The Winners shows, which I'm just discovering and are wonderful, are finally making me really appreciate Siskel

Did Ebert ever review The Fly on his own? If he did I can't find his review on his website.

You don't watch The English Patient. You suffer through it.

Swengen is my all time faverite character I have ever seen. His reaction to a given event just could not be anticipated. The only thing that was odd was they called him the lymie many times but he used an American accent so was that a choice made after it was writen or what. If you have not seen Deadwood it is a great piece of entertainment but be warned David Milch is know for being hard to work with and some executive that I hope is out of the business just cut the show so it does not end it just stops. Unfortunately the movie does not help it conclude.

7:59 love it when he says Dumb and Dumberer 😂😂😂

Holly Hunter is from Georgia. The accent is genuine.

I remember liking Pink Cadillac. But it was decades ago.

Mean Green Mother is one of the greatest villain songs ever

In the thumbnail photo, why is Ebert holding the Japanese flag and why is Cuato coming out of his chest?

Siskel and Ebert WITH the original commercials? Gotta give that a thumbs up.

That Star Trek movie was so bad that I walked out. I will suffer through most movies, but not this one.

This specials of Siskel and Ebert are great

Mr Wu has his history, but there was always something very sweet about him. And, him and Al were Abbot and Costello 😊

Nephilum

Wow, just when I thought i couldn’t love this show any more - the thought and play that went in to create this masterpiece. Thank you David

I love how the 90’s decided to have a theme instrument. Very considerate for future historians.

Where can you watch the episode where they both review madagascar and the longest yard

"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