Mini-Review: I saw this once long ago, and didn't care for it. Having recently rewatched it, I enjoyed it much more. The cast is great, and Spacey and Byrne are particularly good. It's a polarizing movie- I can see where folks might not like it- but it's still worth watching.

Mini-Review: Pure eighties schlock. It's not particularly good and it's too long, but it's funny in a bad kind of way. Bonus points for David Copperfield's performance- the resemblance to Gob Bluth is uncanny.

Mini-Review: My favorite movie, as far back as I can remember. Scheider, Shaw, and Dreyfuss head up a perfect cast, and even small characters such as Deputy Hendricks and Ben Gardner are memorable. I don't find it particularly scary- not anymore- but I still can't go into the ocean without hearing the faint strains of the John Williams score at the back of my mind.

Mini-Review: I went in with low expectations, but I was pleasantly surprised. The plot isn't as intelligent as it thinks it is, but it serves well enough as an excuse to tie together some well-shot action scenes. The characters aren't particularly interesting- Matt Damon turns in another wooden performance and, like most of the other cast members, does little more than blurt out plot turns and get shot at. Still, it's worth a watch.

Mini-Review: A good movie, though two hours is a bit much. The Hawaiian scenery is beautiful, and Kristen Bell and Mila Kunis make it that much better. Jason Segel is sympathetic as the lead, and Russell Brand is great in his role. While not always hilarious, there were plenty of good jokes and the movie was engaging throughout.