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>7.2.2009

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Virtuality

Naturally and vastly incomplete.

>6.24.2009

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Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen

Tries too hard to be great, not hard enough to be good.

>6.17.2009

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Transformers

This one has it all.

>6.13.2009

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Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus

Mega title vs. dubious humor.

>6.9.2009 Transformers: The Movie

Visual Rock and Roll.

>6.5.2009 Land of the Lost

Someone thought this script was funny?

>5.29.2009 Godzilla: Final Wars

The most action ever in a Godzilla film.

>5.28.2009 Godzilla vs. Biollante

Lots of filler plot and an original monster. Blah.

>5.27.2009 All Monsters Attack

So childish it's fun.

>5.26.2009 Terminator Salvation

Killer robots and great action redeem an awful script.

>5.26.2009 King Kong vs. Godzilla

Could have been better.

>5.25.2009 Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla

Silly, stupid, and extremely awesome.

>5.22.2009 Gojira (1954)

Horrifying and well-directed. By all means perfect.

>5.21.2009 Godzilla (1998)

The American Godzilla is the worst of them all.

>5.20.2009 Ghidorah: The Three-Headed Monster

Ghidorah's awesome, but this movie has an identity crisis.

>5.19.2009 Godzilla (1984)

An adequate entry with a few stumbles.

>5.18.2009 Godzilla 2000

Arguably the worst of Toho's Godzilla films.

>5.9.2009 Star Trek (2009)

The Star Trek for everyone.

>5.7.2009 Monsters vs. Aliens

A flawed story, but it sure is beautiful.

>5.7.2009 Battle for Terra

Skip it.

>5.1.2009 X-Men Origins: Wolverine

A dull story with action as sharp as adamantium claws.

>6.15.2009 Happy 10th Anniversary Classic-Horror.com

10 years of horror film celebration.

>5.26.2009 The Sci-Fi Block's 100th Review

It may be a modest milestone ...

Spotlight Review of the Week:

Planet of the Apes

The classic satire: a world run by apes.