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Replaces the kinetic machismo of the original with boring cyber subplots and mediocre action scenes.

As useless as expected; another direct-to-video sequel nobody asked for and few with appreciate.

A hokey, sentimental, and overly optimistic film offering no real lessons about life or death.

A horrible onslaught on the concept of cinematic storytelling; seek your cheesy 80s action thrills elsewhere.

A 90-minute misadventure of trite and unimaginative lameness that fails as a decent stoner comedy.

Tried too hard to be a thrilling experience, but cliched characters and a disappointing outcome make this scary for all the wrong reasons; a decent horror rental at best.

A tired shonen cocktail that takes cues from the classics, but doesn’t measure up to them; still, its its gorgeous colors, poppy songs, and silly situations may bring a smile to your face.

Joe Johnston’s slow-paced action and nostalgic melodrama make this a hard movie to like, and the lack of any real special features make it one Blu-ray to avoid.

Obviously rushed to take advantage of the Twilight craze, this low-budget revival of the classic werewolf franchise is in desperate need of a silver bullet.