Hard to watch, but I appreciated that it takes rape more seriously than, for instance, Tightrope. This is based on the John Grisham novel and directed by Joel Schumacher, who directed Tigerland, among many other movies I've rejected in this project.
I actually would've gone for a D+, because of the humor, and then it used Islamophobia and transphobia for throwaway laugh-lines. And, no, I haven't seen anything else in the franchise. Tim Story directed, seventeen years after Barber Shop.
While Jackson's performance is good, opening the movie with an abused child as a hostage means I would never watch more than the required quarter hour. F. Gary Gray directed, five years before the Italian Job remake.
Simultaneously boring, stupid, unfunny, and racist, but not too violent. Les Mayfield directed about six years after Blue Streak, which at least had better music.
Eve's Bayou
Trimark
November 7, 1997
Historical Drama
DVD D+
The movie starts out with the narrator saying that she killed her father when she was 10, so already I knew I wasn't going to like this movie. The 1960s period details, like the music, bump this up though. Kasi Lemmons wrote and directed.
Loaded Weapon 1
New Line Cinema
February 5, 1993
Parody, Crime Comedy
DVD C-
This isn't bad for what it is, sort of a low-rent (but still celebrity-filled) entry in the Naked Gun genre, but I didn't laugh once in fifteen minutes. Gene Quintano directed and co-wrote.