Mekhi Russell

As I live and breathe, Mrs. Doubtfire has shown me that, for the first time, I watched a Robin Williams movie. He is a phenomenal actor, reminds me a bit of John Lithgow a bit. He shows he can be quite emotional and very expressive. I almost teared up within the first 10 minutes or so of the movie, just because the father is getting separated from his kids. The commitment and determination to just see his kids is very noble, and I never felt so sad, happy, and scared since I watched Brad Pitt be Jamaican. The Cast is great, Sally Field is very pretty here, Pierce Brosnan is usually Pierce Brosnan here, always suave and charming, and kinda a prick. For a kids' movie, it is quite messed up, but for an adult, quite deep, and sticks with you. At times, I get freaked out by the design of the character Mrs. Doubtfire, a tad bit scary to look at. Great movie tho I would love to re-watch it. May you rest in peace, Robin Williams, always a national treasure.

This may be one of Michael Mann's weakest films, but I will say this is definitely a more unique crime thriller, and it tries to do something different; it just doesn't hit for me personally. The script is weird at points, lots of stiff acting. The chemistry between Sonny and Gong Li is hanging on by a thread; it's laughable at best. I will say the shootout and shots of the speedboat going to Havana are tasteful for your eyes, almost this movie was alright tbh, writing could have been better.

Not Bad Kid, not bad. Jaffar is MICHAEL!!!!!!!!

The movie that won Matthew McConaughey an Oscar, He never fails to amaze me in any of his performances, such a crazy character, that McConaughey excels in showing how the character is redeemable and how irredeemable he can be. What really shocked me was how much weight McConaughey lost for this movie, 47 pounds, which means he was 130Ibs which is quite low for a man his size. This is what I love about method actors: they are willing to go hungry, to get up to the top for the utmost success. I thought Jennifer Garner was great as well in here, tbh her character should have left Ron( McConaughey's character) for the better, man had AIDS, HIV, and pneumonia, the whole works terrible really. I'm not really a fan of Jared Leto, but somehow, his playing a trans fictional woman seems to work out well for him, considering he is quite weird as an actor, but I thought his performance was great here as well. Steve Zahn was great here, too. He felt like a big brother to Ron. One of my favorite scenes in the movie has to be when Ron and Jared Leto's character, Rayon, hug each other after Rayon visits her father to ask for money to get alternative medications for AIDS. It shows how far Ron has come as a character who hated people who were of a different sexuality to caring for those, no matter who they are.