Ron Underwood

Sandworms attack an isolated small town.

3/4 (Good).

Like all the best monster movies, it imagines a creature, figures out how it works, and follows logically from there. The light tone means there's not much in the way of suspense, but it keeps moving quickly and never gets repetitive.

Three New Yorkers go on a cattle drive.

Surprisingly painless to watch. It hits you over the head with a hammer to pound in its philosophy, but it's coming from a good place. And some of the humor works. Most of the more mediocre scenes can be greatly improved by imagining they feature Mike Wazowski instead of Generic Billy Crystal Character.

Concept: F
Story: C
Characters: C
Dialog: B
Pacing: C
Cinematography: C
Special effects/design: B
Acting: C
Music: D

Enjoyment: C

GPA: 1.9/4

A member of a secret agent team gets super powers.

It's a little better than season one, but it still has all the same problems.

Concept: C
Story: D
Characters: D
Dialog: D
Pacing: C
Cinematography: C
Special effects/design: B
Acting: B
Music: C

Enjoyment: C plus.

GPA: 1.9/4

Comedy