jon mccarthy

As an avid RE fan who has played through the entire RE game franchise and has watched the movies and series (live and animated).... this was appalling... now granted it beats the versions of Milla (only because of using game locations and few smaller details... even then wasn't portrayed accurately) however they've still managed to butcher it. None of the characters resembles to whom they are supposed to be, be it looks or personal traits. I do not understand how after all these years, no one can seem to accurately make a close enough version of the RE universe. For me it seemed like another failed version just like what they did with alone in the dark film. Just stick to watching the animated versions of RE.... do not waste your time on the live action because it will only end in tears

I love my old movies and shows.... 10 things I hate about you, baby's day out, clash of the titans, xena: warrior princess, hercules and many more.... however... this movie was, is terrible. I love Donald sutherland, David arquette, hilary swank but this film didn't do anything for their rep as actors. Do not waste your time... to long to get into, acting terrible, supposing emotions are weak, vampires looked... Well not good...

Some people don't appreciate films that come under as a masterpiece. Scarface has and will always be one of the best in its genre. Great casting with Al Pacino showcasing that even the baddest have principals. A loyal dog who took a chance, was rewarded by that chance but a chance that would inevitably be his downfall. The reason why it would be a flop should it have been made today.... Finding actors and actresses to step up to the level that the cast had shown is a feat in itself and let's not forget.... Films these days rely heavily on sex and macho men with bulging muscles and six packs... Today's world is to vain.

This late 80's high grossing, classic film is everything that today needs!! Yes it's about 3 bachelor's whom don't have a clue about raising a child but that's the great thing about this film. You see Tom selleck, Steve guttenburg and Ted danson adapt and grow, grow into the men that they never wanted to be but shows that that's precisely what deep down they actually wanted. we need more films like this in today's world. Laugh, growing characters, love, emotion, devotion and what being a father is all about. It really does show you that blood doesn't really mean squat