Reviews

Don't get me wrong...this movie does provide entertainment, per the expected CGI technology, car crashes and explosions as it should since its basically a movie within a movie that provides a nice look into a lot of movie-making techniques like the Peter O'Toole movie The Stunt Man, but the story ta...

This is my first exposure to the woman, but the reason I mentioned Amy Shumer as a point of reference is not only because this woman's style and timing reminds me a lot of Shumer, but she does appear in two of Shumer's films, Trainwreck and I Feel Pretty, both of which I've seen but don't remember G...

Olivier and Caine take over the roles originated on Broadway by Anthony Quayle and Keith Baxter, not only because they are movie stars, adding to the box office appeal of the piece, though with a piece like this, I'm not convinced that making money was a priority here.

Was especially impressed with the time the Cairnes took to set up the story with exposition and backstory of the Jack Delroy character, which provides understanding as to why this show is so important to Jack.

She had no chemistry with Martin or anyone else in the movie and her character seems to have wondered in from another movie.

The explosive direction by Gil Kernan, who directed the last two Ghostbuster films, is impressive, considering the pressure that must have been on him, with Spielberg probably on the set most of the time, which I imagine he was during the original.

It was made worse by giving Caine one of those classic film noir narrations to guide us through the movie that Caine either didn't understand or was just uncomfortable with.

Unfortunately, as in a lot of films like this, the film's appeal begins to nosedive when a girl starts to come between our heroes.

The scene is performed in Yiddish with subtitles and I'm not exactly sure what it had to do with the rest of the film, unless it was just a demonstration of the strength of faith in the Jewish community, but if the truth be told, it tempted me to turn the film off.

Cannot deny that the scene where Coach finds Radio tied up in the equipment shed a heartbreaker, but the scenes where Radio gets more and more integrated into the team were kind of silly and I also found the team's immediate acceptance of Radio in their orbit a little swallow, though we do learn lat...