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Comedy Family Reviews

Flubber (1997) – Review

May 25, 2017December 2, 2017 Jason Rugaard 0 Comments 1997, Christopher McDonald, clancy brown, Flubber, Les Mayfield, Marcia Gay Harden, Raymond J. Barry, robin williams, Ted Levine

Robin Williams’ career circa 1997 is an astonishing thing to behold. The respected comedian appeared in four movies over the

Action Drama Reviews

Nowhere to Run (1993) – Review

March 27, 2017March 24, 2017 Jason Rugaard 0 Comments 1993, jean-claude van damme, Joss Ackland, Kieran Culkin, Nowhere to Run, Robert Harmon, Rosanna Arquette, Ted Levine

Most fans of Belgium beefcake Jean-Claude Van Damme will agree that the sweet spot for the man’s best work was

Drama Featured Reviews

Bleed for This (2016) – Review

December 22, 2016 Jason Rugaard 0 Comments 2016, aaron eckhart, Bleed for This, ciarán hinds, Katey Sagal, Miles Teller, Ted Levine

It’s easy to understand what drew the producers of Bleed for This to the material. Icon boxing trainer and analyst

Action Featured Reviews

Big Game (2014) – Review

March 14, 2016 Jason Rugaard 0 Comments 2014, Big Game, Felicity Huffman, Jalmari Helander, Jim Broadbent, Onni Tommila, Ray Stevenson, samuel l. jackson, Ted Levine, Victor Garber

If Steven Spielberg ever produced a Renny Harlin film the result would, presumably, resemble the 2014 finnish film Big Game.

Next of Kin (1989) – Review

August 29, 2012 Jason Rugaard 0 Comments 1989, adam baldwin, Andreas Katsulas, ben stiller, Bill Paxton, helen hunt, John Irvin, liam neeson, Next of Kin, patrick swayze, road house, Ted Levine

Next of Kin has the feel of a forgotten Steven Seagal picture. It has all the usual motifs that accompany

Action Comedy Family RevBot Reviews SciFi

Wild Wild West (1999) – Review

June 22, 2011October 24, 2018 Jason Rugaard 0 Comments 1999, barry sonnenfeld, Brent Maddock, Jeffrey Price, Kenneth Branagh, Kevin Kline, m.emmet walsh, men in black, men in black 2, men in black 3, Peter S. Seaman, S.S. Wilson, Salma Hayek, Ted Levine, Warner Bros, western, wild wild west, will smith

Fresh off the box office smash Men In Black director Barry Sonnenfeld and star Will Smith re-teamed for this big-screen