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6 years since the last post in this thread (time flies)....how is everyone doing with their mini-review projects?

I'm glad to say I've managed to keep up with current viewing, and currently have 3,024 reviews for 3,024 ratings.

For Meiko Kaji, I highly recommend "Female Prisoner 701: Scorpion" and "Jeans Blues: No Future". "Wandering Ginza Butterfly" isn't bad, either. She also has a pretty good supporting role in Kinji Fukasaku's awesome "Yakuza Graveyard" also, props for including ...

I'm listing 11 directors because I have a 3 way tie for 9/10/11 Jesus Franco avg 57.36 (T4) 36 films Takashi Miike avg 74.69 (T8) 16 films Steven Spielberg avg 58.38 (T4) 16 films Woo-ping Yuen avg 79.93 (T9) 14 films Lucio Fulci avg 64.58 (T6) 12 films Chia-Liang Liu avg 90.58 (T10) 12 films Terry...

I appreciate you taking the time to write a thoughtful reply. I will readily admit that I have peculiar tastes in comedy, and dislike a vast majority of what most people commonly find to be funny. It's pretty rare for me to find a comedy film that I like, but I do enjoy a lot of stand up comics...wh...

Here's 10 in no particular order: Pam Grier, Claudia Cardinale, Meiko Kaji, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Juliette Lewis, Sigourney Weaver, Michelle Yeoh, Kara Hui, Natalie Portman, Reiko Ike Note that all these ladies might not necessarily be the best actresses, but frequently appear in the sort of genre c...

Fair points, I was just hoping someone could tell me what they saw of value in it. I get that the Neil Hamburger character is doing schtick, but it's not funny. Clearly, intentionally by design not funny. How is someone who isn't funny standing around awkwardly in the desert supposed to be entertain...

No sir.

One of the very few times in recent years that Criticker's Probable Score has led me astray. It suggested I would rank this movie at 65/100. I endured the entire thing and ultimately rated it 10/100. Here's my mini review: "A terrible stand up comic performs a series of depressing gigs and trav...

yep. If you make 7/10 an average movie, and only rate something 5/10 or lower if it was objectively terrible, you are going to skew your percentiles high. for me, 5/10 is an average, watchable but forgettable movie. My 50th percentile still falls somewhere around 6.5/10, but I think it's a more usef...

Shame on everyone who doesn't have Kojiless as a kumpel