Review of The Doom Generation (1995) by Casey B — 21 Dec 2008
[i][b]The Happening[/b][/i] >> Not as bad or pointless as Lady in the Water, but definitely not a good movie. The best aspects of the movie are the death scenes. Now if they would have used that creativity to write a more mysterious and intriguing film.
[i][b]The Doom Generation[/b][/i] >> Strange adventure with sex, drugs, and violence that is not for everyone. It's not a great movie, but if you are open-minded you may enjoy the odd humor and sequences.
[i][b]Get Rich or Die Tryin'[/b][/i] >> Just an average movie of how a dude overcomes obstacles to become a rapper. A lesser film than comparable [i]8 Mile[/i].
[i][b]Hellboy II: The Golden Army[/b][/i] >> Greater scope and imagination than its predecessor, this is a decent action/adventure with a bit of wit sprinkled on top.
[i][b]The Dark Knight[/b][/i] >> One of the best films to be adapted from a comic series. Thoroughly engaging even for its running time, the film has great action, wonderful acting, and dark themes that most comic book movies don't even dream of touching on.
This review of The Doom Generation (1995) was written by Casey B on 21 Dec 2008.
The Doom Generation has generally received mixed reviews.
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