Mini-Review: Nothing, absolutely nothing, at either location is the slightest bit funny.
Mini-Review: Viewing UHF may be injurious to your sense of humor. Rarely has a comedy tried so hard and failed so often to be funny.
Mini-Review: A sincere but clumsy attempt to capture the pain of a man trying to cope with loss and divorce through the ages.
Mini-Review: What an enormous waste of talent and money is Labyrinth.
Mini-Review: For years I've criticized Murphy for not working with the best directors or powerful female co-stars. But he does that here, and his movie is still a clunker. Relatives are listed in the credits; maybe he needs to stop trying to completely control the films he makes. Either that or it's time for another stand-up concert film.
Mini-Review: A stupid, stylized road picture.
Mini-Review: [Chris Elliott]'s spoof of a young seaman's apprenticeship seems desperate as he piles special effects willy-nilly atop jibes at stupid old salts.
Mini-Review: The Nome King looks like a moveable Mt. St. Helens and he alone is magical. In fact, he blows Dorothy and her tacky-looking friends off the screen. So we end up liking the Nome King and hating Dorothy and her crowd, which I doubt was the intention of the L. Frank Baum series.
Mini-Review: This is a generic action picture. What also is missing are scenes in which Nolte and Murphy could relate to each other quietly and with some wit.
Mini-Review: Falling Down is an intellectually sloppy, rebellious working-man adventure film that is little more than a set piece for Michael Douglas playing out a revenge-of-the-nerds fantasy.