The gold MacGuffin was odd, and Harrison Ford wasn't very good - the rest of the cast was okay. Storywise it was passable in parts, plodding in others - at least the flying machines were neat though...

The best overall driving/racing sim available for console. The graphics aren't as photorealistic as GT5, and RacePro might be a more hardcore sim, but neither is as complete. 500+ cars and a pretty well rounded selection, could use more classics.

Never seen a movie so 100% perfectly cast. Total immersion into the '70's rock world. Hudson mixes flashes of the innocent and wistful with worldly abandon, and the band and kid are spot on. Even the music composed for the film feels authentic.

Pretty good, just don't expect a normal cop show - this is more of a drama, but I guess that's to be expected from Lifetime. Rachael Carpani's character reminds me a lot of Meg Ryan.

The most amazing show ever to exist.

that was a good game ;)

Lake Bell is really good in this movie, and the first half is definitely a solid comedy. Unfortunately it does the usual transition into a feel-good film - so the second half isn't bad but not nearly as entertaining.

Groundbreaking for its time, but in many ways it doesn't age very well. The every-conspiracy-ever-is-true thing becomes just silly. Could've used a proper map HUD. I did like that every problem has multiple solutions, and the variety in mods.

Probably my favorite FPS on the N64 - loved the single player campaign, not such a fan of the multiplayer though

I liked it, but not a whole lot. Honestly, Adams is great, but we've heard this story a trillion times; I kind of wish they had strayed *more* from the source.

A fairly relaxing arcade game - while repetitive it can get tough on the endless levels, especially right before each of the endless achievements. Would be nice if the game remembered your choice of plants between levels

Out of all three LoTR movies, this is the one I liked the most (and the one I remembered more than a few minutes of!) Still on the over-long side.

Tom Hanks is annoyingly cheerful at the start, but after that he's okay. Julia Roberts is good for the first half of the film - but Gugu Mbatha-Raw is the comic heart of the movie. The middle falls apart a bit, but it mostly recovers by the end.

A competent but unambitious shooter for Wii. Controls work very well, probably the best FPS pointer controls on the system right now. However, interface is clunky, particularly for multiplayer, and the art and story are utterly dull and generic.

Unfortunately, although I was drawn to the story line, I was not drawn to the actors' portrayals of the characters in this film, so it fell a little flat for me. Seemed more like a made-for-TV movie--just a bit too contrived. Worth watching though.