Tom H’s Film Reviews

866 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tom H.

Mr Nice Guy (1998): A fun martial arts comedy, but nothing to really make an impression. Sammo hung and Chan have done better together.
Jurassic Park (1993): One of the best 'monster' films ever made, this is visually stunning (the dinosaurs still look great), with a unique premise and some very intense moments. Brilliance from Spielberg.
Godzilla (1998): A decent American version of the original Japanese monster, Godzilla is by no means a bad film – but in comparison to Jurassic Park, it's just not particularly memorable.
Beavis and Butthead Do America (1996): A 1990s amination comedy that broke all the rules and crossed all the lines. Likely to fade in its enjoyment factor with the change in times, but those who remember it fondly will still find themselves amused.
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back (2001): The clerks/dogma boys are back, as well as a huge cast, in this comedy for those with the particular stomach for the nature of jokes that spew forth with little real thought.; DVD $39.95
Baseketball (1998): This is pure Parker and Stone, in a ridiculous parody that takes the jokes just one step further than most will appreciate.
Blue Streak (1999): Not as good as Bad Boys, but with a similar feel, Lawrence takes the role of robber–turned–cop, chasing a big diamond and running from more than his past. Funny, but not particularly memorable.
Private Benjamin (1980): Sweet, naive little Goldie has no idea what she's in for when she joins the army. With the same blonde naivety as that shown in Legally Blonde, some may find this comedy their cup of tea.
Art of War, The (2000): A decent spy actioner, with furious action and chase elements, and Snipes convincingly playing the unwitting pawn in a greater conspiracy.
Chain of Fools (2001): Offering little in the way of laughs or thrills, this was a disappointing heist/thief film which won't be kept in my long–term library.

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