Leonard Klady

"A warm, comic 'what if' yarn, it's rife with humor and sentimentality but is just one run away from the game-winning score."  

"An elegant, emotionally potent saga that's both intelligent and almost certain to send Kleenex stock soaring. Masterfully crafted and heartfelt, it's a real audience pleaser"  

"Highly entertaining."  

"An extremely handsome physical production, 'Jungle 2 Jungle' is an otherwise modest effort."  

"Extremely touching and haunting"  

"Typical action fare for martial arts star Steven Seagal and, in his limited oeuvre, one of the more entertaining efforts"  

"Grumpier is a welcome continuation that leaves you wanting for another chapter that's as rich in humanity and fun as the initial companion pieces"

"The sincere, often touching story tugs shamelessly at the heartstrings."  

"Michael Lehmann gets maximum mileage from the low-octane script by Rich Wilkes"  

"A passionate personal and professional drama that hits both the high and low notes of an extraordinary life and career (...) Tough, funny and touching"  

"A testament to the human spirit, the film is a rough diamond. Its languors are small quibbles in an otherwise estimable and haunting entertainment."  

"A sweet, funny anarchic pastiche that should find broad based popularity. Its sly combination of the outrageous and the mundane is a surprisingly appealing screen entertainment"  

"It may not "boldly go where no one has gone before," but Star Trek Generations has enough verve, imagination and familiarity to satisfy three decades' worth of Trekkers"

"Burns manages to take on a laundry list of touchy issues in a relatively frank, unflinching manner. His characters retain their dignity and integrity without false dramatic redemption."

"The dilemma in this Perfect Murder is its singular failure at creating a rooting interest for a character or situation."

"The new outing has been physically enhanced with American production values and a marquee cast, but much of the earlier film's humanity and mordant humor have been lost in translation"

"Paul Anderson and writer Kevin Droney effect a viable balance between exquisitely choreographed action and ironic visual and verbal counterpoint"  

"The film is indeed likable. But director Hugh Wilson, who co-wrote the script with Peter Torokvei, just skims the surface of potentially rich territory."