Excellent to the point I bought another PS2 just to enjoy this game again. Graphics are dated now though.

The dialogue isn't tight, but still has a semblance of realism - though the film would be much the same if they were speaking in a foreign language without subtitles. It gets a bit weird 2/3 through the film, but wraps up with a predictable ending

Much like Cuba Gooding Jr.'s career post "Jerry Maguire" there isn't much to say about this tepid, by-the-numbers thriller. Gooding Jr.'s performance is so hammy that he makes Christian Slater, who plays a gun toting priest, seem normal.

I loved this movie as a kid, and I love it even more as an adult. A beautiful story about cute little appliances on a journey to find their master. Anyone who doesn't like this movie has a heart of coal. You know who you are

Several times as a child I was forced to watch this classic Disney film in school, and absolutely hated it. I always cheered for the giant magnet to get the toaster, he was far too chipper. Much like Tweety Bird and Sylvester The Cat. Go Sylvester!

The concept seems cool and the graphics are acceptable, but the tutorial is buggy. The players are also nearly unkillable, unlike the Unreal Tournament 2003 Bombing Run where you can frag opponents. The only benefit over UT is you don't auto-pickup the ball

A slow but intriguing character drama - the story is slightly interesting, but it plays second fiddle to the character interaction. The dynamic between Bill Nighy and Rachel Weisz is odd, but interesting. Holly Aird had a tiny, but well played part.

I like seeing a FPS-based MMO, but this game takes a page from World of Warcraft - quite a lot of grinding and repeated maps. Exiting the beginner area overwhelms the player with quests and vendors, and the city is just a glorified lobby - no world PvP.

Nicely paced with a story that balanced emotion and adrenaline-pumping action very well. Zoe Saldana was perfect for the role, and the rest of the cast was good too. Only bad thing was using Johnny Cash - Hurt as a closing song.

Incredibly silly and almost entirely predictable plot, but nobody was walking into this movie expecting Casablanca. The action scenes and gore and Inverse Ninja Law you expect are there in full force, some of it fairly clever. Forgettable but fun.

The dialogue is Shakespearian Prose - not a translation. This can make it quite hard to understand at times with the speedy delivery. The acting was okay and it was filmed pretty well.

I wanted to love this game, but found it hard to get into because it requires team effort (mainly a healer at your back) or you die exceptionally fast. Unlike Unreal Tournament or Counter-Strike: Source where you can easily play a quick lone wolf match

A surprisingly deep look into what a society of telepaths might develop into, both the good and bad aspects. Really enjoyed the little touches that the cultures were fleshed out with, and the characters were all solid and multilayered. Good SF!

A passable story, though the CGI was pretty bad throughout. Gianna Jun was a bit deadpan - but Allison Miller and most of the council agents were pretty good. It would have been better balanced with more council details and a little less Saya

This movie is one of those rare, cinematic gems. A better director would have ruined it with a tongue in cheek attempt at "so bad its good," but Nguyen perfects it with his earnestly awful script and painfully long driving scenes. + RiffTrax