Reviews by jasoncarulli

Along came another film from detective Alex Cross that failed to bring intrigue to its suggested crime mystery. If the first fails, why try a sequel?

Batteries not included? I wish film wasn't included in the cameras that made this fantastical-mechanical garbage. I love the alien mechanical life-forms, but seriously, they come to earth to save a building and its worthy tenants from demolition, I don't think so.

Robert De Niro had the role right, typical mobster, but its to bad he had Billy Crystal and his phony comedy weighing him down. Honestly, a sequel? The first was funny, bbut hardly worth a follow up.

Harrison Ford may be the President of the United States, but he sure knows how to kick some ass. In order to save his family from master villian Gary Oldman, Ford puts on the most unlikely performance of any president (excluding Teddy Roosevelt).

Tom Cruise takes on the peformance of a teen facing the harsh realities and decisions of life after high school. As in all of Cruise's early performances, he makes the film.

This real life story is highlighted by man's willingness to survive through cannibalism in the harsh climits of the uninhabited Andes mountains. It is a remarkable look into the spirit of human endurance under extreme circumstances.

Slick big city lawyer Jan Schlichtmann (John Travolta) takes on an environmental case that leads him down the path of career suicide. This drama has an all to real feeling, but it wasn't a story that holds enough interest to warrant a good review.

A typical Pierce Brosnan crime mystery thriller, but this one falls far short of his performance in the Thomas Crown Affair. The Bosnan, Woody Harrelson, Salma Hayek triangle is stale and the ultimate score is all build up-weak twist.

The Jim Carrey coming out party began with this comedy classic and years later I still laugh harder with every view. Carrey's character is a comedic icon and his performance is one of the best in recent comedy history.

Joe Pesci is at the top of his game in the role he knows best, mobster. The storyline is weak, but the comedy of Pesci and David Spade is hilarious.