Reviews

This doll is returned from a customer because it doesn't work right and Andy's mother, who just so happens to work at a store that sells these dolls, takes it home for her son.

The result is indeed, one of the best car chase sequences put to film.

I feel like Not Another Teen Movie did a pretty good job at summarizing how ridiculous this movie is, but it is a 90's teen rom-com and I grew up in the 90's so there is a part of me that refuses to think this movie is completely terrible.

It is indeed a slow start and the film could benefit from losing about 20 minutes, but I was surprised by how much I was invested in this character.

Leigh Whannell was given an opportunity to see if Universal can take their "Dark Universe" films in a new and different direction after the spectacular failure of Tom Cruise's The Mummy.

Others have parents like the one depicted in this film; willing to physically and verbally abuse a child for the sake of fame.

They were used a bit in the first film but with no chase sequences, now we have an opportunity to bring something fresh to the series....oh, they're Transformers like machines that look incredibly fake and add no elevated sense of excitement to the action sequences?

See this film for Spencer and try your best to ignore everything else that makes this film a bad movie.

The opening sequence is poorly done, includes King Arthur and feels right out of another film.

The film was short on laughs, but it picked up for me after the Opera house.