Rueben Sidor

I personally love this movie. It is a classic. I'm so thankful that I owned that on VHS (Yes, it's a videotape, people!), and DVD. Absolutely would recommend if you have a love for cats (especially tabby cats, or in this case any kind of cat if neccessary). All three segments were great. Let's start the opening scene... well, opening credits. The film originally starts up with a prologue of the cat living with another family but the daughter ended up dying and the mother of said family grabs the gun and shoots at the cat (Not directly at it, but scaring the poor thing away). But it is abruptly cut against director Lewis Teage's wishes because the studio thought it was too cheesy, so they decided to open the film with a close-up of one of General's eyes peeling opening, set to the eerie score motif with some heartbeats (to be honest, the heartbeat in this scene is kinda soothing actually, and by the sounds of the music in the background, you really gotta pay attention to hear General's purring). After 30 seconds of General's eye opening, we see him just strolling around, doing his usual cat thing... but all of a sudden, Cujo appears and he chases the cat all around the streets of Wilmington, North Carolina. They both were contacted by Christine (which appears as a Plymouth Fury. Pretty cool car, if you'd ask me). Then the cat hops in the delivery truck and is whisked away to the city of New York. After he hops out of the truck, he hears a voice going "Help Me! It's After Me!" referring to the troll who was trying to steal the poor little girl's breath. The first segment made me think twice about the effects of smoking and for convincing some people to quit smoking cold turkey, or through hypnotism. The funniest part of that segment was the one where Dick Morrison is trying to sneak a smoke for himself and wound up startling himself at the reflection in the mirror. Made me jump along with the character. The second segment was so intense that it makes me feel so bad for the main character in the segment (Played by Robert Hays, star of Airplane). The funniest part of this segment, is when Ducky punching Johnny going "BOINGO!" (Ducky is played by Mike Starr... not the Alice in Chains bassist, RIP, but the Actor who also played Mental from Dumb & Dumber. By the way, Awesome punch!) The third and final segment deals with the cat going back to Wilmington to search for the girl named Amanda (played by the wonderful Drew Barrymore) and the cat must protect Amanda from the troll who lurks inside Amanda's Room to steal her breath. Best part about this segment is when General beat the shit out of the Troll by swiping the thing to the turntable and speeding up the record. (The song "Every Breath You Take" by the Police is playing in the background was not the actual recording, but it is a cover version of the song by who knows what...) Although my least favourite character in this segment is Amanda's mother due to some stupid suspicion about cats stealing breaths from humans. Sorry to say it, but that character should've thought twice before making some rumours about General. Personal favourite scenes: The first 30 seconds of the opening credits after the logo finishes, also the last part of segment three where General kicks that little troll's butt. Best part about this film: The music score from the legendary composer Alan Silvestri who also composed for the Avengers franchise and Back to the Future trilogy. Great job. Greatest horror anthology film ever. I would totally watch that movie again and again in a heartbeat.

When I first saw this movie back when I had it on DVD, I thought it was hilarious, but looking back now, I think it's okay. The cinematography (is that how you spell it?), anyway the camera work seems quite alright. The actors are doing a bit of a solid job in the film. Would I recommend this film to any Mike Myers fan (Not the killer on Halloween the movies, I'm talking about the actor who is the star of Wayne's World and Austin Powers)? It's between a yes and a no. Of course I understand the movie somehow flopped which didn't do well at the box office, so overall this film is an okay film. Would I watch it again? Unfortunately no, but merci boucoup. That means Thank you very much in french.

When I first watched this movie on Netflix, I knew it had one of my favourite Saturday Night Live Actors David Spade in it (who stars in Joe Dirt, Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star, and many classics including The Emperor's New Groove), and I had to give it a try. But unfortunately, the acting in this film is overall bad. I mean, the plot could've done better but it hasn't been funny in its entirety. Personally, I would not recommend watching that film on a daily basis, in fact. I would just avoid watching that film ever again. Honestly, David Spade is a good actor, but he needs to get back to being a bit funny in some films (i.e., Black Sheep, and Tommy Boy). Personally, I'd rather watch Dickie Roberts on DVD at any point in time, or in this case, I'd rather watch Adam Sandler's 100% Fresh over and over again.

I've seen the trailer for the movie, which is okay, and I'd figured that i'd give it a try for viewing wise. But as I was in nearly 20 minutes of the film, I had to stop watching. It was unfortunately misleading, even though I may have seen some clips of certain performances on YouTube, I'd think it's a waste of time to even get through this disaster of a film. and as a Will Ferrell fan, I would rather watch Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy at any given day than this film. Is it worse than any other movie on Netflix that I've seen? It's a Yes. Personally, I'd rather watch a blink-182 Music video for the song entitled "Adam's Song" off their 1999 album "Enema of the State" and maybe a performance from Eurovision 2003 by t.A.T.u. with the song entitled "Ne Ver Ne Boysia" than this film. Sorry for all the 5-star reviewers, but unfortunately, I oughta take my business elsewhere. I'd give this film 0 stars if i could, but I decided to give it 1 star for personal reasons.