Mini-Review: Dudley Moore is great being what we think Dudley Moore should be or happened to be. Otherwise, the movie has some odd pacing and mixing funny and romance in somewhat unequal parts.
Mini-Review: I enjoyed moments of this movie, but was disappointed in the whole affair, given the premise and inclusion of Woody Harrelson in the case, who rarely disappoints.
Mini-Review: Creepy in a wholly different way than the original Willy Wonka film. Where as Gene Wilder hid his creepiness well, Johnny Depp and Tim Burton place it front and center, which removes a lot of the tension from the movie.
Mini-Review: Dark, gritty and slow. Classic features of a Batman movie. The pace makes this suffer a bit, but is otherwise a very watchable movie in the superhero genre.
Mini-Review: I've tried to love this, but at best, I like this movie. I suspect this is a movie that has great hype and a cult following and is better watched in a group than in a solo setting.
Mini-Review: A tremendous film and a great look at Vietnam in America. As a movie, it can be intimidating due to the length of the movie, but definitely one worth watching.
Mini-Review: Everyone loves Police Academy movies for the cheap jokes, but almost no one wants to admit to it. Also, this is the first movie without Steve Guttenberg, showing that the stars do not make these movies go.
Mini-Review: As a statement on modern society, I think it hits the nail on the head. Turning it into a comedy, not so much. The premise is too difficult to make into a comedy and would have been funnier as a dark film.
Mini-Review: Funny, but not hysterical. A movie that greatly benefits from a time when the R-Rated comedy was a dead art form, making it seem better than it was. Kind of like the Pete Sampras of comedic films.