Owen Wilson is his goofy, charming self; though the rest of the cast is good they don't add a much spirit to the film. This is a very slow thriller, not much happens during the first three quarters of the movie. House on Haunted Hill is a better choice.

It does have its moments, but ultimately boring, pretty stupid and the humor is too crude.

One of the strangest movies I've seen - but Joan Cusack was perfect for her role - hilarious. Hilary Duff and Ben Kingsley were particularly ludicrous, but somehow it didn't seem out of place in this odd comedy.

Doesn't have much to offer besides some thrills, some laughs at how ridiculous the film is and Travolta being over the top crazy as always.

It's like my crack :( I can't find anything I enjoy more. But sometimes it's SO boring and repetitive. *shoots self*

Fun to watch Steve Buscemi and Sienna Miller banter. This charming character piece - filmed (mostly) in one room - had an amusing script with an excellent ending. Not much happened, but it is an enjoyable movie.

If you are prepared to watch some brutal action with Steve Austin handing out a lot of black eyes this is worth your time. The plot is alright as well.

Robert Redford and Brad Pitt are great in this spy thriller. The plot is interesting, script, acting, and overall pacing are good as well.

Slightly predictable but supremely entertaining.

Mostly silly, with a few funny bits thrown in. The script had the same lack of depth as a musical, but without the musical numbers. Views of Rome in the beginning almost make the whole thing worth it.

Besides a misleading title, there aren't many flaws in the rebirth of Jackie Chan's career. It does some things better than the original, but it's not as memorable and powerful.

Highly entertaining, even though it seems wrong in so many ways. Christopher Walken plays the role in such an unusual way that it is totally over the top, yet entertaining. The supporting cast is full of recognizable names, and the plot is amusing.

worse piece of garbage. Bad acting wasn't the brunt of it, the ending made this film even worse, if you can even call this a film.

Resembled Valentine's Day; Great cast, poor execution - the script was tragically bad. The advice tone of the film slowly transitions into a romantic drama, then unexpectedly concludes with the same tired romantic cliches. Everyone is happy, the end.

The Virgin Spring is the inspiration behind Wes Craven's The Last House on the Left. The film is well paced, has some excellent acting and delivers an engaging tale. While not as grisly as Craven's interpretation the film is still brutal in tone.