Logan Lucky

A southern-flavored heist film that was a lot of fun. I didn't love the end of this film, but the characters were such a delight to be around.

8.75/10

Dave Made a Maze

This film is would be the result of a Michel Gondry-made cross-section of Cube and Labyrinth. So, so weird, but in all of the best kinds of ways.

8.25/10

The Hitman's Bodyguard

Reynolds is toned down a bit from DEADPOOL, and Jackson is turned all the way up to 11. The action is solid and the chemistry is apparent.

7.5/10

Role Models [Revisit]

Rudd and Willam-Scott are great here, and the narrative is equal parts hilarious and uplifting.

7.75/10

Being John Malkovich [Revisit]

A wildly inventive and unique film with some fantastic performances from all involved.

9/10

Accepted [Revisit]

I think this film is appropriately funny, and also has a great message that I think more people should take to heart. I've always liked Justin Long, and he is great here.

8/10

Shanghai Knights [Revisit]

This film took the previous, made everything just a little bit worse, and added in a few more anachronisms for flavor.

5.5/10

Shanghai Noon [Revisit]

This film feels a bit too much like a cartoon come to life. The stunts are as good as always, but there aren't enough set-pieces and too many jokes that don't quite hit the mark.

6/10

Rush Hour 3 [Revisit]

The third installment is certainly lacking in many areas, and feels like a shadow of the first two films. Still, the stuntwork is there, and the chemistry is still present.

6.25/10

Rush Hour 2 [Revisit]

The team is back for more of the same. Everything that was enjoyable in the first is present here as well, without too many deviations. If anything, the two films are a bit too similar, but they're certainly entertaining enough.

7.75/10