Reviews by SuperSpongy

If you watched cartoons on Saturday morning, you had to watch the Smurfs. Yes, they were a bunch of goody-goodies, but they still helped each other out and stopped creatures about 30-60 times bigger than them. Each one had their own personality and strengths, which made them one big family that worked together. Aww.

According to imdb, look out, they are planning a Smurfs movie for 2008....

Alright, I never watched this show until recently, and I will admit it's actually pretty good. Typical spy genre where she runs around with her gadgets all seriously while her partner supplies the comic relief. Colorful, simple and entertaining, with some teen problems to boot. I like the silliness.

Although the animation looks an awful lot like The Critic.

This was a great show that was well made and dark with nice animation from the TV Disney studio. Good story about bringing the gargoyles into the future, but from there, where do we go? Crime fighting around the city, friends with a few locals, but always in danger of being shattered when they turn to stone when the sun comes up.

Unfortunately I think this was too serious for kids.

Keith David's voice is great as Goliath.

I watched this one in the theater at my college, and I thought it was pretty cool.

Lola's bf calls to tell her he's going to rob a bank so he can get some money he owes so he's not rubbed out. What happens is we see several different scenarios based on little changes that could occur with all the variables out there.

I'd like to see it again to pick up on the nuances.

I caught this on TV one late night, and had no idea what it was. Then it got to the scene where Bruce Campbell gets salt, vinegar and various things thrown at his open chest wound, and I nearly lost it.

Our buddy Mark is jumping through time trying to help his girl and stop evil, movie tries to be a little scary, but it's really just silly.

Go for it if you need a couple of cheap laughs and some okay parodies.

Best line: "You have wandered into God's Nintendo Game."

Yes, I got dragged to this by my gf, but I will say that I did like it. It's got great music (if you like the mo-town style) and I like the fact that it doesn't concentrate on just one character, it covers many.

Eddie Murphy was great, but I couldn't help but think of Donkey when he was singing....

I was surprised I liked this as much as I did, I figured it was just a haunted house style thing.

But, I thought the overall plot was kinda cool, good effects (although there was some strobe-light action which was a little much.

A guy builds this "house" which has a bunch of specific ghosts there to make some thing happen.
Is that vague enough? Well, then go see it.

Yes, it's violent, and graphic and such, but what happens to the lawyer is gnarly.

Yes, gnarly.

So Lisa gets hit on the head and is transported to a magical land where she has to stop an evil guy from taking over. Can the townsfolk warm Lisa's heart to stop him and show her that toys are fun and grand 'n stuff?

Sigh, it was just a lame holiday Oz-wannabe with some bad musical numbers. Oh well.


Well Keanu, you have to start someplace, but did it have to be in this?

My brother and I watched this movie so many times on VHS that the audio at the beginning was all warped and off. But it leveled out as after the credits.

Sarah has wished her annoying baby brother away, and it's up to her to go into the labyrinth and solve a few puzzles, and avoid some dangers to get him back in a mere 13 hours.

Great music by David Bowie (who is perfect as the Goblin King), a very young Jennifer Connelly, and a cast of unusual and crazy puppets to guide her along the way.

Watch it through the second time to pick up interesting things in the background.

Even though I saw this as a kid, I guess I just don't find drooling dogs that destroy everything all that funny.

And I seem to remember some guy behind us getting up and walking out muttering about how stupid it was. I don't plan on putting myself through it again.