Mini-Review: Cronenberg's most accessible film (though, to be sure, no less disturbing than his others) is also Goldblum's best role. Seth Brundle is the modern everyman scientist, unaware of his own brilliance and eventually abused and horrified by his own creation. And Geena Davis gives the film an awesome emotional core one might not expect in this genre.
Mini-Review: An odd, genre-confused film that isn't helped by Ang Lee's direction. Despite fleshing-out the characters and providing an emotional core with the always-amazing Connelly, one tends to remember the cheesy 'hulk poodles' more than anything else.
Mini-Review: When you try to personify the weather to the point where you actually need to win a footrace with it, you're getting a little desperate for drama. An atypical phone-in by Gyllenhaal and mostly cheese from Quaid.