Mini-Review: Un-epic epicness. That's Kurosawa here. The tale of two doctors or just one, a stoic Mifune. Ready to unleash the energy of a hurricane, like in the scene where all the bones of the gangsters or yakuza are broken. Time to hold on to life!

Mini-Review: Gets worse once the predictable romance between Hepburn and Bogart begins. The color also seems odd, muted, a shade away from reality. Why should they fall in love? It seems odd, for the consummation to happen so quickly, without much mystery or flirtation. But that's old movie romance for you.

Mini-Review: Enjoyable movie that has a unique structure. The acting by Gordon-Levitt makes it a pleasure to watch. It does approach the actualities of a relationship, although from a one-sided point of view. A nice, breezy, romantic-comedy actually worth watching.

Mini-Review: A decent remake of the original Karate Kid. The main character is a bit unlikeable, although this may be due to Smith's relations in Hollywood. A bit on the long side.

Mini-Review: Wonderful introduction to the comedic side of Chinese martial arts movies. Jackie Chan is always a blast to watch. The dub is entertaining, to say the least.