Nude on the Moon

Farah R (br) wrote: Did The Mechanic really need resurrection? That's the question I had in mind before watching Jason Statham chase, shoot, and bomb people yet again. Unfortunately I was resolute in my opinion after spending nearly two hours watching lackluster performances and overused action stunts.

Mark N (it) wrote: reasonable concept of a future where we are monitored and law enforced via spider-like webcams. I give huge credit for what it attempts on a limited budget but the flat performances and a seeming reluctance to do any practical effects, which are cheaper and often more realistic, marred what could have been a real show piece.

Jerrod O (fr) wrote: Really stereotypical love story.

Carlos M (au) wrote: With a gorgeous animation job using xerography that ranks among the best the studio has ever done - though Walt Disney strongly disliked it -, this is a very entertaining film that also offers a memorable villain and knows well how to create suspense in scenes of danger.

James F (gb) wrote: Almost hard to watch in places. Dark, moving and disturbing in almost equal proportions. I'd never heard of this film before but I'd say it was highly recommended viewing.

Cha t (nl) wrote: Somewhat entertaining Ealing comedy about a town that secedes from the British empire an dstart their own country

Alex K (es) wrote: My Favorite Comedy Film Is 1933's Duck Soup.

Andrew S (us) wrote: Just as silly, violent and bloody as the first one. But it's still bizarrely enjoyable!

Sammie Girl (kr) wrote: Another one of my favorite Corman/Price/Poe films. Very well done

Damian I (de) wrote: Can't get back the time wasted on this movie

peter w (ag) wrote: 3/4 Its forgetable, but its ok effects make the movie funny and scary.