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Tragedy in the punk rock world. It can be a heartbreaking watch.

The love scenes were written by AI

There’s something about live action Disney films in the ‘60s-‘70s that renders them timeless as milk sitting out in the hot sun. The premise is actually intriguing, but how it was executed resulted in a half-baked dud. Cartoonish old white college officials, the mob being thrown in somehow, sitcom production values (with Dinosaurs transitions), jokes that don’t land, and a convoluted story all bring this computer to low wattage. Not even a teenage Kurt Russell could save this one.

One of the criminals mentions how to dispose of Dexter’s body by dumping it deep into a River. Gangster shit. A Disney classic!

For such a bizarre premise, this film was pretty boring.

The Muppets and Tim Curry. What more can you ask for?

FREEEEEZUS

If I ever make commercials, Don Herdtzfelt will always be on my mind.

One of the funniest movies ever made

Were the critics right or wrong by panning this film?

Who knows, but I do know this film is spectacular. I mean, who doesn’t want Dustin Hoffman playing a flamboyant, vengeful Hook?

Quite possibly the greatest miniseries within the last decade.

The animation, music, writing, acting, atmosphere, it’s all captivating.

Alex Jones’ greatest work

I think this might be Danny DeVito’s best work as a director.