Mattagol

This movie was long and drawn out. The acting was weak, by all standards. Deniro doesn't belong in this kind of movie and Barbara Streisand doesn't belong in any type of movie. The plot was identical to the first movie, which had a weak plot to begin with. The baby made the movie even more unbearable. What's more is the fact that they continually milk the joke of saying the last name of Stiller's character over and over again. I guess that's their way of sneaking in excessive profanity in a movie while still keeping it at a PG-13 rating, so they can line their pockets with greater profits. This movie, however, did not let me down in one aspect. It continued the tradition of sequels topping their predecessors in terms of lousiness.

Considering all the crap that is normally on Sunday(e.g. football and Nascar), this show is a refreshing change of pace. Spader and Shatner are an excellent duo. Spader already received an emmy, and hopefully Shatner will receive one too, if for no other reason than to silence the ignorant critics of this well-rounded show. Rarely will you find a legal show, that is humorous and poignant at the same time. Denny Craine's succinctness and Shore's coolness make this show a stand out. If ABC is smart, they will hold on to this show and try to replicate it's success, while in the meantime dumping all their worthless reality shows(redundancy I know). In conclusion, the great story lines and skillful acting make this show one of the best current series on television.