Reviews by jasoncarulli

Why does Matthew Perry insist he can make the transition to the silver screen? Bruce Willis is Bruce Willis but this film is no Bonfire of the Vanities. It would have been better had the humor been toned down, but overall, it was entertaining.

I have to ask the question, is this Sly Stallone's answer to Arnold Schwarzenegger's Kindergarten Cop? If not for Golden Girl Estelle Getty's humor, this movie would have tanked.

Flash Gordon, quarterback New York Jets, becomes intergalactic savior all to the tune of Queen's classic soundtrack. All I have to say is "Flash...Aaaaa...Savior of the universe!" Does it really get any better than that?

I am overlooking the fact that Keanu Reeves is the star when I say this film is amazing. Visually stunning and well adapted to the graphic novel, Constantine is much better than expected. The appearance of Satan is far and away his best character cameo in movie history.

Strange to see Will Smith in anything other than an action summer blockbuster, but in this chick-flick comedy Smith trades in his acting talent for sappy romance. The ending is awful, but overall it was pretty entertaining and funny.

The drunken poetry of Kung Fu Hustle came completely unexpected. Strictly from a Kung Fu standpoint, it is by far one of the best new-age martial arts films in recent memory. The comedy that follows the storyline and characters is goofy, but makes the movie unique and much more entertaining. I highly recommend.

Conceptually, this is one of the freshest science fiction time travel films I have seen. Visually it was spectacular, but the acting fell far short with typical on-screen romancer Edward Burns at the helm and the rest of the supporting cast resting uncomfortably in his wings.

Christopher Guest nails it again with his musical mockumentary, A Mighty Wind. The subtleness of humor makes each character truly believable in their roles. I definately recommend it.

Like the tagline suggests "A comedy of trial and error", this film makes the courtroom worthy of Joe Pesci's playground. Marisa Tomei is perfect in the supporting role.

Steven Seagal is not the star nor hero in this nailbiter? I can't believe his ego allowed it. Very entertaining but the storyline is typical action suspense.