Jacob Dean

I'm not sure about this. They really went all out cheese ball with this one. Instead of that darker story with more scairer Gremlins like Spike. We got googled eyed strange Gremlins that just shoot out acting like Pee Wee Herman... It's worth a watch, I guess. The returning cast was nice. And it delivered as a true sequel. But I think I liked that darker tone better with this movie.

This was a amazing documentary. Very well done and well written. The honesty of Mike and Adam (the two surviving member's) was well told. With passion and love. Love for their music, friendship, and everything that has been around them for their life's. Some parts will bring tears to your eyes just because of how passionate they were and how their music is a personal soundtrack for most of our lifes. It was great to hear the stories and their huge huge contribution to Adam Y. They loved him dearly. (p.s... the end is a heart breaker)

Just like most drama's, patience is a must. 'Pig' is no exception. This is definitely no Shindlers List or Godfather but it does have its moments. Nicholas Cage nails that silent mysterious drifter type that we never really know what he'll do next. His performance is raw and worth the watch. This movie will have those moments when you almost want to turn it off but be patient. It's worth a watch. My only complaint is a few of the side character's. Some become annoying. Over all, a okay movie.