mcrodas Reviews

Mr. 3000 (2004)

A Very Good Movie with a Message

[9/10 · 21 September 2004]

This IS a good movie, in my opinion. Listen up, adults and parents. This is for all those kids, be they 15, 18, or even 25, who may or may not have accomplished anything, but think they know it all, and have life down pat. Whether you like or don't like the acting, dialogue, or plot, Bernie Mac's character represents a lesson, front and center. One good thing about this movie is that there is more than adequate suspense at the end of the film, which is related to the lesson, and therefore renders the movie worth seeing in its entirety. Like Napoleon Dynamite, I believe this movie's IMDb rating will increase over time as more people will look beyond the critiquing elements and see the gem that lies beneath.

Teacher's Pet (2004)

Hard to watch

[19 January 2004]

This movie was hard to watch, and gave me a stomach ache. The fast moving visuals & dialogue, combined with the over the top eccentricity of plot line, made me glad for only one thing: that it was a short film.

The Spy Within (1995)

Average film

[9 March 2003]

As films go, this one is pretty average. It is my first time to see Scott Glenn and Theresa Russell acting. In fact, there are no highs or lows as any aspect of the movie goes. Storyline, acting, cinematography, etc. all average. In the cast of characters, however, there is a problem. See my comments of this movie, if you've viewed it.

Glitter (2001)

not so bad

[4/10 · 27 February 2003]

True, this is no cinematic marvel, but this movie does not deserve to be number 13 of the bottom 100 movies as commented on by IMDB audience. Not even in the bottom 100 at all. I'm a guy, and no big Mariah Carey fan, but this movie is not so bad, ok for any Mariah Carey fan.

September 30, 1955 (1977)

Would not recommend this film

[1/10 · 19 February 2003]

This is the worst movie I have ever seen. The whole movie is just kids bummed out because James Dean died. I saw this movie back when it was first aired in theaters, and it is the only theater movie I've seen that was roundly booed by the audience well before the ending. Don't anybody even think of putting this movie in the same genre as American Grafitti.