One of Disney's best non-animated films - Julia Roberts, Robin Williams, and Dustin Hoffman all do a fantastic job! Lots of fun for kids and adults alike, though the first half is so good that the ending pales a bit in comparison.

A little corny, but hilarious at the same time, with a decent - bordering on hyper - amount of dialog in parts. The plot switches to romance toward the end, which is okay, but not as good as the beginning.

The beginning was great - until they threw in the love angle with Faye Dunaway, which seemed out of place. After that the movie seemed to lose pace and slow down to half speed. Spy Game is a better choice for a Redford espionage film.

Elizabeth Hurley is by far the star of the movie, perfect for this role. I usually dislike Brendan Fraser, but he's decent in this role. That said, in the scenes without her, he has a tendency to majorly overplay the role in a goofy way.

Not perfect, but the cast doesn't disappoint and the film jumps straight into the action. Appropriately, it stole some of the more iconic scenes from the original The Italian Job, and the stunts were good. My big complaint is the overly cute ending.

The Italian Job remake was much better than this. The set up was great, reminiscent of the old Bond films - but after that it got corny. The chase sequence was rather ludicrous, and the ending was just silly.

The acting and story are just adequate, but it's entertaining enough to keep you watching for the whole movie.

Cool concept, and a couple of the deaths are neat, but overall the execution is poor at best. Kept expecting something interesting to happen, but this movie was a waste of time. Dread is a much better choice if you want a horror flick.

An old but fun western with a decent story and plenty of action to keep things interesting.

Some of the scenes with Eriq La Salle and Tracy Pettit are good, but aside from that the rest of the film is rather blase.

Fun to watch - this is the CSI: Miami of medical shows, and not just because of the name. Filmed similarly with plenty of action and a bit of humor. Each member of the cast is likeable and great in their own way

An interesting documentary, made even better by the narration done by Morgan Freeman.

One of Jim Carrey's best roles - he gets to be a mad man, yet it fits the story and he's balanced well by Maura Tierney's sedate demeanor.

Amusing, with a hint of romance. Reminds me a bit of Notting Hill. The acting and script are both good, the movie has a nice flow.

Foreign with subtitles. Beautifully directed, with a sense of humor yet plenty of action and story to support it. Reminded me a bit of The Limits of Control, in the way the director used silence and expressions.