Izaak Gokey – Google

This game's actually not that bad being that it's based on an alright movie. The graphics match the tone and vibe of the movie and are pretty good for its time, the music's pretty good, the controls could be better but aren't awful, and the gameplay (isn't too creative) but is pretty fun. My only complaints are that it's not really faithful to the movie story-wise and that it' insanely hard. Overall, not a masterpiece or anything new, but fairly good and enjoyable.

This movie's just weird. It's not that faithful to the book, the humor's not that funny and sometimes just random, the sets aren't really impressive, the plot's pretty primitive and kinda dumb, the characters seem cliche while The Cat is mostly annoying, and the ending's very anti-climactic. I'm also very puzzled about who the intended audience is: Not little children because of the adult-humor, not teens because of the premise and toddler humor, not Seuss-fans because of the differentiation from the book, and certainly not non-Seuss-fans. It disappoints in all ways. But even so, it could be found amusing for some people (particularly younger audiences) and might even garnish at least a laugh. It's not unholy-horrible, just not that good.

I would not be at all surprised if this movie is from the bottom of the barrel. The animation is purely horrendous, most of the characters are cliche and corny, the story is nonsensical and ridiculous, and numerous elements are down-right stolen from other movies (like Dex's costume and one scene's music is from "Indiana Jones", Lady X's costume is very similar to "The Incredibles", and the premise is extremely similar to that of "Wreck-It Ralph"). Even the amazing all-star cast can't save this movie. The absolute only time you'll have fun watching this movie is when you're making fun of how terrible it is.

Compared to the other "Friday the 13th" movies, this one doesn't have much to offer. The acting is some of the worst actings you'll ever see, the dialogue is just as bad, character development is pretty poor, and the story is kinda corny and inconsistent. However, aside from this being the first appearance of Jason's traditional hockey mask, the setting and tone are perfectly creepy and eerie, the gore is fantastic, and the 3D effects are very well done. So if you're a horror fan, I think you should at least give this one a try.

This movie isn't that great, but it's also not bad. The acting is great, the special effects and CGI are amazing (although Hulk looks slightly too handsome), the character development is pretty good, and the action scenes are pretty good. My only complaints are that the story is a little too convoluted and has too much dialogue, it's not really faithful to the comics, and seems a little too long. Other than that, not a bad movie, just not that enjoyable.

This movie is not that bad. The all-star cast is astounding, but not as amazing as "Batman Forever"; the story is confusing and cliched to the point of silliness and inconsistency at times, but still watchable; the special effects aren't as special this time, but not awful; the acting is very well done, and the music is spectacular. "Batman & Robin" does have its flaws, but it's not horrible or anywhere near as hellish as "Superman 4".