Mini-Review: You pretty well know what you're getting into with this movie. Lots of visual gags revolving around the presence of a corpse, and these guys doing all sorts of horrible things to it. The plot kinda meanders around by the end, but it was pretty consistently funny too.
Mini-Review: STELLAAAAAAAA
Mini-Review: A definitive 90s action movie. Lots of those regular American joes who've gotta put their heads together and be team players to get through this crisis. One thing I really ended up liking was the special effects, since this came just before the era where all the explosions and stuff would be replaced with fake cartoon CGI explosions. Also, Dennis Hopper always makes for a fantastic villain.
Mini-Review: The previews really didn't do this movie justice. It was a lot funnier than I ever expected, and not just in an ironic stupid-funny way. There were also some fantastic and creative monster effects. You can tell they didn't use much CGI unless they really had to. In fact, I think it's only used for the small, crawly slug-monsters, because it would be hard to make them look real with practical effects. But most of the monster effects are done with real stuff, which is refreshing in this era.
Mini-Review: The "twist" ending was way too predictable, I thought. They hint at it earlier in the movie, but it's not brought up casually at all. It's a (then) pointless comment that just made me think "Oh, I guess that's going to be important later in the movie." But the movie can be fun to watch as long as dumb overly-gritty action is something you can get behind. Also contains what is possibly the most laughably bad explanation of Schrodinger's cat ever.
Mini-Review: Half of me wanted to watch this because it's Tobe Hooper, and half of me wanted to watch it because I heard of some gratuitous nudity. The plot was nothing spectacular, though it does sometimes try to be smarter than it should. Dialogue can get pretty prosaic too. Some of the special effects were surprisingly good, which is probably one of the movie's greatest redeeming factors.
Mini-Review: Even better than part 1. Jason sends the guy in a wheelchair down a flight of stairs. How can I not laugh my ass off at that?
Mini-Review: Why can't Eddie Murphy be in more movies that are this good? It was consistently funny, and the dialogue was especially good. Sounded natural and realistic, and Eddie Murphy did a surprisingly good job.
Mini-Review: Re-watching this 10 years later, I had totally forgotten Russel Crowe was in it. I remembered it being good, but somehow I was still in disbelief that Russel Crowe played this genius mathematician character.
Mini-Review: This is pretty much everything you could hope it to be. I don't know if it's less enjoyable for people who haven't seen the preceding movies, but I think it juggled the very many characters effectively, and put forth a good effort to give them all an equal share of screen time. The action scenes are creative, easy to follow, and don't stretch on to the point of boredom, like some other huge blockbuster action movies.