Typical suspense build-up with jump scares. I didn't buy the second half with the multiple personalities. Rating: D
It gets the job done with a lot of jump cuts. Lacking a coherent plot though. Rating: C-
Early work from John Sayles, who went on to direct Lone Star, The Secret of Roan Inish, and Eight Men Out. The film is about a black man from another planet who lands in Harlem. Solid acting.Rating: C+
A Che road trip story. I liked the scenery, culture, and diversity throughout the movie. Rating: C+
A Mormon missionary movie that may appeal to its core LDS audience, but that's about it. Rating: C-
While the story was convoluted at times, the camera work and action sequences were top notch. Ripe for a Hollywood remake. Rating: C
Too many plot holes in a messy script. Rating: D
A great cast with a legendary director in a moderately funny movie. Rating: C
The Hughes Brothers take on Jack the Ripper. Too dark and evil for me.Rating: D
An Immature script with a few laughs. Rating: C-
Tom Cruise acts the hell out of this confusing script. Rating: C
A Slamdance winner with a cool video box cover. Tricked! Low budget everything. The script was a hodgepodge of convoluted scenes and poor acting. Rating: F
I only like Robin Williams in serious roles. This stylish thriller centers around a CREEPY guy who takes his job’s customer service responsibility way too far. Rating: C+
An early Cusack stinker. He's teamed up with Tim Robbins in what can only be imagined as a low budget Airheads.Rating: F
Another depressing film based on Shakespeare’s work. Rating: F+
You'll need to suspend reality and give in to your metaphysical side in order to enjoy this film, but if you can, then it's a light-hearted romantic comedy with several funny performances. Rating: C
John Woo directs this over-budget stinker. There is a sprinkle of Navajo code stuff, but it’s mostly endless monologues and battle scenes. Rating: D
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