#the93

Lamb: What an absolutely stacked cast. This Wild West drama gave me a fondness for a time when all the men were sweaty and a box of bullets was a nickel. Kurt Russell and Val Kilmer knock it out of the park. This is probably the most fun I could have had with a cowboy film. I wanna wear a long black duster and a round brimmed hat, enforce justice the only way I know how. (3.5/5)

Lamb: The Sanderson Sisters (Midler, Parker, and Najimy) are so fun to watch perform. This timeless Halloween classic really captures the feeling of the 90s. When I wasn’t having fun watching witches, I was wishing witches were on screen. I had fun, and I’ll certainly watch it again. (3/5)

Lamb: Jeff Bridges plays a phenomenal creep. I think I’m confused about everybody getting into shitty relationships, and then resolving to search for their missing significant other. I really didn’t have fun, but I think it is a film you could not make in a modern year. I wouldn’t watch it again. (2/5)

Lamb: As far as love stories go, I think it’s a pretty good one. Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan are great on the screen together. I’m a little salty, because it’s a movie where everybody likes film and talks to each other about film, but everybody also loves love, so I’ll let it slide. (3.5/5)

Lamb: What an absolutely stacked cast. I can’t say I had “fun”, but I was gripped to my chair for the run of the movie. I often think that “thriller” is just another buzzword to put on a DVD cover, but this film really shows what can make the genre fun. I maybe don’t get why people like Harrison Ford, but that’s a problem I have to work through myself. Tommy Lee Jones is my MVP, and I laughed out loud when a dummy got thrown off a dam. (4/5)

Lamb: What a bizarre kids movie. I have never seen anything like it, and I think it’s because these kids actively put themselves into dangerous situations and are rewarded for it. Standards and practices would be all over this. I thought the concept was extremely novel, however confusing, and thought the child actors even had some good line deliveries. I don’t think I would work with a mountain lion. (2/5)

Lamb: Casting Robin Williams to play an actor is just a solid choice. I think the film excels when I get to watch Robin Williams be silly. The part I didn’t like was having to watch a divorce for an hour. This is a classic, and I can’t bellyache about that. A two hour run time is a bit long for me, and I wanted more silliness, but I’m always gonna have fun watching this movie. I’d do a public access television show cosplaying as an elderly British woman. (3.5/5)

Lamb: I didn’t realize Chazz Palminteri was such a big deal. I thought the drama was a great story, but the film felt padded. I felt like there was an hour of really solid screenplay strung across two hours. Another great soundtrack. (3/5)