Rick W. Davis

Banal. Easily the weakest of the Christopher Reeve films. Embarrassingly childish.

One of my all-time favorites. Hokey and melodramatic by modern standards, it still tells a timeless biblical story compellingly.

Weak. Special effects exercise in pointlessness.

Interesting. Hopkins is Hopkins.... sinister, over-the-top, entertaining.

Incredibly sappy. Childishly Uber-romantic. The best thing about the movie was the wonderful old cars.

It was juvenile in the extreme. Not that any of the Mummy franchise makes any sense, but the first two were at least well-Done. This one would bore a 3rd grader.

Beyond unbelievable. Totally hokey. Amateurish, impossible premise. Harrison Ford is the only thing that made it quasi-bearable.

We were lucky to visit Guernsey on a cruise, and were told of the Nazi occupation. It is a lovely place. Remote and isolated to some, I’m sure, but nonetheless beautiful.

Long on imagery; short on story line. It is more of a portrait of the sad, futureless existence on a native reservation than a story that goes somewhere. Part of the point is that it’s nearly impossible for the native people to escape from the rut of their circumstances.

Almost manic. A frantic attempt to cram every DC super-hero ever conceived into one disjointed storyline. Pretty awful. Watched it free on Netflix. It was worth exactly what I paid for it.