This is a completely ridiculous film, so why the writers Matthew Sand and J. Michael Straczynski try to take any of this seriously is a mystery.
Certainly no child will regret growing up with Princess and the Frog, much like the previous generation does not regret Aladdin or Lion King.
It is hard to tell what in Countdown to Liquor Day is supposed to be a joke.
It is hard to fathom what is worse: that this is the final time Bernie Mac will ever appear on screen or that the producers, director, and studio thought this was a great idea.
15 March 2010
You have to feel sorry for editor Derek Brechin who was probably given nothing but similar looking footage of Dwayne Johnson to sort out and make sense of.
14 March 2010
“So horribly sad. How is it I feel like laughing?”
08 March 2010
This page is a small deconstruction of the box set as whole since it can't be covered in the individual reviews.
07 March 2010
The movie likely would have been green lit with only a single statement: “Mel Brooks plays Hitler.”
05 March 2010
... without David Koechner playing the annoying neighbor Nathan, Extract would be completely devoid of humor.
04 March 2010
This is a departure for children’s films, where the movie grinds to a halt as the monsters display feelings.
03 March 2010
Why waste time talking about how California will be engulfed in the San Andreas fault when you can throw $20 million on the screen to show it?
01 March 2010
It is a physical impossibility to have enough liquid in your tear ducts to get through this movie in one sitting.
