Reviews

Dead father, creepy paternal father figure substitute, avoids male characters that want to have sex with her = send this over to Jodie Foster, the producers say.

Though I don't speak of it much, mainly because I haven't watched it in years -- Candyman is absolutely one of my favorite movies of all time.

There's a Christmas tree in her apartment, so I kinda think of The Telephone as a weird Christmas movie, even though apparently Christmas is actually LONG over in the film, so says the Telephone Man played by John Heard.

The movie is filmed in a way that doesn't really look bad for its low budget.

I've seen a couple of other Madea movies in theaters, but the experience was never like this one, so if you want a true blue Madea movie experience, now's the time to go have one with Boo!

I think this may have been the weirdest Jake Gyllenhaal movie I have ever seen.

Pat had just appeared on a TV show called "America's Creepiest People" (Kyle had filmed Pat doing karaoke at his engagement party and put it on TV) and Ween recognized him, so they asked Pat to film a music video with them.

Apparently it's because of the accident he suffered at the end of Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 -- but whatever that was shouldn't be such a big deal since Leatherface got a CHAINSAW THROUGH HIS STOMACH AND BACK in that movie -- how did he survive that???) The leg brace over the pants thing just looks ...

Bill Pullman was a JOKE here, but when he does act in the movie, you'll realize right away that he's probably the best thing Independence Day has got going for it, in this movie and in the original movie.

This movie seems like a tribute to Star Wars in a way, as well as Alien and other outer space movies.