-
commented that it "starts by
cheating death and ends by
cheating us". Lisa
Alspector of the
Chicago Reader described the film as "disturbing—if less sophisticated...
- its
idiotic promotional trailers, 'BAPS' is a very
funny movie." Lisa
Alspector of the
Chicago Reader called it "absurdly
broad comedy infused with classic...
-
whole movie." He also
included the film on his most
hated list. Lisa
Alspector of the
Chicago Reader also gave the film a
negative review,
writing "G****...
- thrills, but in the end all it
delivers is a
whole lot of bad taste." Lisa
Alspector of the
Chicago Reader also
deemed the film as "derivative," adding: "Lame...
- has
insisted that **** is the subject, not the object, of her work. Lisa
Alspector,
reviewing the film in the
Chicago Reader,
called the film's "theories...
- 100
based on 17 critics,
indicating "mixed or average" reviews. Lisa
Alspector of
Chicago Reader wrote, "The
perceived notion that kids want
their movies...
-
remind us of
their stellar screen personae in live-action movies." Lisa
Alspector of the
Chicago Reader wrote "This
romantic fantasy complicates the roles...
- vain for the
sparks of
humanity the
moviemakers keep
promising us." Lisa
Alspector of the
Chicago Reader found the film to be enjoyable,
calling Russell's...
- of the slippery, dream-like
world of
those who 'get too close'". Lisa
Alspector of
Chicago Reader called it "the
scariest film I have ever seen." The...
-
understand what he's saying.
Watch for
Steven Seagal's
amusing cameo." Lisa
Alspector of the
Chicago Reader reviewed the film
positively and stated: "My Giant...
