Reviews by [dave]

You'll miss something the first time you watch this. It's a good movie, and it's great when you pick something new up that helps you understand the story, and maybe get Leonard a little more.

This is probably my favorite version of 'A Christmas Carol' (besides 'Scrooged' but that's a different story). It has a great Scrooge (George C. Scott) and one of the better Ghost of Christmas Present depictions. If you're going to start somewhere with this story, start here.

To be honest, I don't like the main part of the game. I really only like the melee with the computer, but playing that is great. I've played it for hours, and more for the distraction factor...

I accidentally reviewed the UK version... I like the melee better than the actual game.

If you get the chance to read this *and* watch his show (No Reservations), do it. He writes just like he speaks on the show, including the honesty, sarcasm, and dry humor.

It's a funny movie... until you work in an office. Then it's hilarious, because you start relating to all of the nuances that are in the place you work at (or formerly worked in).

Between the fight choreography and the cinematography, you're going to miss something the first (few?) times you see this. I would love to see this on the big screen and take it all in with surround sound and IMAX.

This is one of my favorite movies, and one from growing up (starting at about age 10). I could watch this any time, along with Blazing Saddles... Somehow my brother and I used to always watch them together.

I can watch this over and over. It's funny, quotable, and the deleted scenes/outtakes are great too. You know how I know you're...?

Clean food, please. This movie is great on so many levels, from quoting to repeat-worthiness. Watch it at least twice before passing judgment.

Remember, the first rule of Fight Club is...