Reviews

And whenever Baldwin and Lambert share the screen, it's basically a case of who can overact the most, with poor Tom Skerrit as the acting referee, constantly telling them to "knock it off".

Because this is pretty much, despite me not having seen any other Chuck films, the best Norris film out there.

Chuck Norris gets the coolest entrance in the film, Arnie has his ultra-cool moments, as does Willis, who gets to have some nice verbal excahnges with Schwarzengger.

The only major flaw to me that this film had is that I found the action sequences less interesting than the rest of the film.

I'm not saying its a good film at all, but it is Uwe Boll's best film and I wouldn't be surprised if it developed into a bit of a stoner cult classic over the years.

I, to this day, have never gotten a chance to see a Steven Seagal film in theaters.

It is some of the best animation I've ever seen in a film or any other medium, and that's probably the highest praise I can give to an animated film.

Admittedly, this isn't a very good year for film, and I can honestly say that no film released in this year is a masterpiece (although my choice comes sort of close).

It's got all the effects, adventure and mainstreamness his films always have, but there is something about this movie that made me forget that it was a Spielberg film.

A small piece of information that might be important towards the reason I love The Temple Of Doom is that it was the first Indy film I saw.