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An episodic storyline and a few confusing shifts in narrative sometime distract from a highly entertaining end to a superb trilogy. New characters the Ewoks will appeal to younger viewers (but may irritate some older fans)

Filled with memorable moments and brilliantly realised characters and is perfect family fare with a little extra for older viewers

It plumps for a thoughtful story with special effects over action-packed thrills so, for me, the result is mixed- but more positive than many will have you think; boosted by great production values and a fine score by Jerry Goldsmith too

Much improved over TOD. First off, there's River Phoenix. There’s also great interplay between the father-and-son duo, so I'm very pro-Connery!

This was, for me, too much of a 'kiddie's' pic. Very juvenile, I liked it more when I was 10 years old!

The visual effects are the main reason for watching this light-headed, clumsy fantasy caper which benefits from the presence of Bridges. Its all very dated now; the remake was only okay.

For me, it works both as enjoyable fantasy and social allegory. Bona-fide classic imo. The Tim Buron remake was an atrocity:emoji_rage:

I think it was a STAR WARS wannabe and also ripped off 2001 and FORBIDDEN PLANET. Schell is basically a clone of Captain Nemo. Definitely not underrated imo

Cracking family escapism made in the tradition of old Saturday matinee serials. Ford is perfectly cast and the film is packed full of thrilling sequences with a breakneck pace that never lets up. Sit back, suspend disbelief and enjoy!!

Fairly sombre and dark sequel but Balk was well cast as Dorothy. It’s impossible to compare it to the peerless original but judged on its own merits it’s refreshingly unsentimental and technically top-notch. The muted tone is countered intermittently by a few colourful characters but it's far...

I thought it (the original) was laced with great humour and some terrific, sardonic wit (especially from a deadpan Murray). It's perfect family entertainment. Shame about the sequel and remake.

It's a superb romantic drama with charismatic performances and an overall exuberance (with splendid dance scenes choreographed by Kenny Ortega) whilst also working as a frank coming-of-age tale. Some of the dialogue is terrifically cringeworthy, however!

Certain places around the world have kinda been reliving them in 2017!

I always just assumed he was gay. Don't really see the point of coming out like that when your in your mid 70s. Or, I maybe just don't see the point! He hasn't been relevant in decades. Sad that it took him so long to do.

Sigh, CRIMINAL MINDS renewed for a 13th season today. Meanwhile HANNIBAL gets cancelled and THE LEFTOVERS has only one more season:emoji_disappointed:

I've seen conflicting reviews on this. Has Oliver Stone lost his mojo? Some said it's very vanilla for a Stone pic, but Levitt is watchable is everything he does.

Airplane 2 and Hangover 2 are the laziest sequels you'll ever see. They just remake the first film with a few alterations. Cut and paste job:emoji_confounded:

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Also, I'd watch anything with Max von Sydow. Loved him in Game of Thrones recently:emoji_grinning:

Yeah I used to watch SVU myself. Mariska Hargitay is pleasing to the eye too! There must be just millions of old people who watch these shows. Only way to explain the massive ratings.