Reviewed by Erich Asperschlager
Quote: "Standing (and sitting) around the retooled silhouette set, our riffers hit the ground running, significantly upping their quip quotient from the last movie."

Reviewed by Erich Asperschlager
Quote: "It's exciting to get in at the beginning -- or kind of close to the beginning, anyway -- of a series with such potential."

Reviewed by Dan Mancini
Quote: "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles: The Complete First Season starts poorly, but finishes strong."

Reviewed by Clark Douglas
Quote: "What we have here are six well-crafted, well-acted episodes based on intelligent and engaging sci-fi short stories. This is excellent stuff, better than almost any dramatic show on network television at the moment."

Reviewed by Bill Gibron
Quote: "Not known for his straightforward, rational, or even coherent aesthetic, this is a man manufacturing pictures based on his own fudged-up film language. Maddin makes movies locked in his own unique approach, one that apparently hasn't aged since Keaton and Chaplin were battling it out for box office supremacy."

Reviewed by Ryan Keefer
Quote: "While the actual CJ7 character looks like a lot of other Eastern-inspired cartoon and video game characters, the effects are convincing enough; I mean, when it cries, you start to do the same."

Reviewed by Clark Douglas
Quote: "While Stargate: Continuum isn't really anything special, it provides just enough entertainment to justify its existence. Of course, diehard Stargate fans will want to see it, but it will probably work well enough for anybody else in the room who doesn't have an encyclopedic knowledge of all things Stargate."

Reviewed by Paul Pritchard
Quote: "The sad truth is, Starship Troopers 3: Marauder just never gets going. Sure, there are plenty of action sequences, but it's all filmed in such a staid manner that it's difficult to care."

Reviewed by Erich Asperschlager
Quote: "Webs stars '90s heartthrob Richard Grieco as humanity's only hope against an army of Arachnid-Americans."

Reviewed by Paul Pritchard
Quote: "Yes, it is all a little bit too cutesy-pooh at times, and yes, the story is as threadbare as Dicky Chow's trainers, but it maintains a distinct charm all of its own which, when coupled with Chow's trademark action sequences and that damn irresistible critter, make CJ7 a must for Stephen Chow fans and worth a punt for adults looking for something a little different for their kids."