Yogi Bear
One of the worst family films I’ve seen since another animated adaptation: Garfield. Talking bears aside, the film lacks logic, energy and, most of all, fun.
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Wild Rovers
Blake Edwards proves that he was a more diverse filmmaker than perhaps he is given credit for. Sure, he can still whip out the laughs like few other directors could, but there’s a lot more substance here as well showing a deeper mind at work.
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Finishing School
Although not wholly entertaining from a cinematic perspective, Finishing School still a fun watch when you take its age and subversive attitude into consideration.
The Learning Tree
Film is a powerful medium that can reach and teach audiences unlike any other. The debate will always continue as to the extent with which the “teaching” side should influence[…]
Yogi Bear’s All-Star Comedy Christmas Caper
Although the “comedy” is somewhat suspect, the heart this 20-minute special packs was pleasantly surprising.
The Dukes: The Complete Series
Cheesy plot lines and easy, stereotypical portrayals often make The Dukes unbearable to watch.
Legends of the Super Heroes
The charm of the show is in its horrendous writing, production values and community theater performances.
Brewster McCloud
There is something delightful in the absurdity and chaos of the movie that kept my interest even as I struggled to pinpoint exactly what it was that I was watching.
Two on a Guillotine
Hangs a neon sign around the key set-up points and lights off fireworks around them so that it’s easy to see exactly what the big reveals will be.
