Tries too hard to be quirky, though Cera’s dastardly alter-ego is good for a couple chuckles.

Jesus, now in chewable tablet form.

Surface treatment of the subject.

Very much of a place. Thoughtfully made.

Quite an early-90s time capsule. Also interesting is that the soundtrack contains representative music from around the country.

Lavish production.

The best of Mel Brooks.

There have been much worse video game adaptations made.

Not as mindbendy as popularly thought.

Tries to make fun of American gun/sex/violence culture while also trying to capitalize on those things.