Mortal Kombat: Annihilation (1997) – Review
Mortal Kombat: Annihilation isn’t the worst film adapted from a video game, that dis-honor goes to Street Fighter: The Legend
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Wishmaster (1997) – Review
Andrew Divoff gets a star vehicle to display his uniquely engaging screen presence in Wishmaster, another routine horror film from
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Home Alone 3 (1997) – Review
Home Alone 3 abandons the Christmas time setting of the first two. It also features a new child actor who
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Breast Men (1997) – Review
Breast Men tells the true story of two Texas plastic surgeons who performed and perfected the breast augmentation procedure. It’s
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That Darn Cat (1997) – Review
Even by the low standards of live-action Disney films circa the 1990s, That Darn Cat is pretty flimsy. It’s saving
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Mad City (1997) – Review
Mad City has a great premise. And for the film’s first 30 minutes it’s gripping. Unfortunately, it’s one of those
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McHale’s Navy (1997) – Review
From January 1996- April 1997 Tom Arnold headlined four comedies. Each was heavily promoted and released by a major studio.
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Podcast EP 364: TimeCop (1997) TV Pilot, Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventures (1992) TV Series Reviews and Discussion
Episode Three hundred and Sixty-four. Join hosts Trevor and Jason as they discuss the latest in movie news, box office
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Buddy (1997) – Review
Good intentions don’t always result in good movies. Buddy is a prime example of the theory. The Jim Henson produced
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One Eight Seven (1997) – Review
Samuel L. Jackson is a teacher pushed over the edge by a group of unruly gang-banger students at a rundown
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Rosewood (1997) – Review
Rosewood is the most overlooked film in the career of late filmmaker John Singleton. After establishing himself with his Academy
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Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil (1997) – Review
Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil is director Clint Eastwood’s second consecutive book-to-film adaption. After finding commercial and
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Booty Call (1997) – Review
The low-budget Booty Call is a riotous comedy that serves as a showcase for the major talent of Jaime Foxx.
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Jackie Chan’s First Strike (1997) – Review
There isn’t much in the way of inventive story or captivating dialogue, but the stunts are enough to recommend (the
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The Jackal (1997) – Review
The Jackal is a film that tries to create urgency and tension within its story but the movie is a
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