(Paul W.S.
Anderson/2004/USA)
On the
one hand this smacks of a cynical exercise in franchising (hey no
shit!) and on the other it could be the perfect mash up of two of the
most compelling sci-fi monsters from the 80’s. In reality it’s a
bit of both, I parked my eye rolling and enjoyed it for the silliness
it is. In fairness Anderson pulls off a decent action flick that
doesn’t stray too much into either cheap pay offs or taking itself
too seriously. It doesn’t tax the brain too much so I won’t tax
yours with any further discussion, it’s a gum chewer.
(2.5/5)
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