Reviews

I thought this movie was worth watching, I was expecting low budget special effects, and thats what it delivers - I thought Jason Presson - if I have the name right - did a great job portraying this all too boring American kid - who suddenly had to protect his weird family - and the world - some worthwhile laughs, and some parts that seemed to drag on too long - but not a bad way to kick back and enjoy a movie night - the original is much, much better -

Great to see Raven back, along with the supporting cast - Raven and Annaliese are great - plus classic co stars - and who is the great black pug in the end credits?

Grindl must deal with the secret loves of her employer - a famous actress with a very overactive love life

She is given as a prize - to the winner of a contest. She must deal with delinquent kids in a small apartment, while the parents take a vacation

As a previous poster mentioned, you must consider who this movie is aimed at - probably at a teenage audience, and its goal seems to be to entertain, but also to make one question, and to think - I felt the acting was great, the scenes were great - the main reason I didn't give it a ten, but a nine - was because of the brief sermon about the religion of today - global warming, climate change, melting icebergs, crap that relies on computer models that have been wrong again and again. Overall, a great inspiring movie - with some good comedic moments -

This movie had a weird feel to it - I loved it - the 80's feel and music, the lovable Lewis - several of the reviewers got the plot wrong - it was fast paced - didn't leave you bored in places, waiting for the movie to pick up again. I felt the acting was quite good - the lead actors were just plain old kids, they had ambition, wanted to make their dream of movie-making come true, and had to figure out how to finance it. The ghost was an additional problem suddenly thrown into the mix - I loved the sets - the gadgets -

Just another fun episode, references to the x-file - squabbling co workers turning each other on with their co-fighting - Great acting by all of the cast, including Dinah Manoff - also love the smug actor kissing up to the "right person" - A great episode, in a great series, especially love Christine Baranski's character -

A great episode, with emphasis on an important subject - and I was thrown by how much the guest star reminds me of Lauren Lane, from the Nanny - though it turns out not to be - another great written show - with great performances by all -

As always, funny lines, thought provoking subjects, and great sets. This has to be one of the classic TV series of all times.

This is one of the series that would be great to have the whole set on DVD, you can watch these episodes over and over and see new things each time that you didn't notice before.

It is hard to be able to envision anyone else doing these rolls as well as the 4 stars, plus the guest stars seem to give impeccable performances.