Christopher Cross of Infinite Respawns writes: My disdain for Adam Sandler has never reached the heights that it has for many others. I tend to stay away from his films unless there is something that hooks me (The Cobbler was seen because of Thomas McCarthy, and before that, I saw Funny People for Judd Apatow). Besides those slightly more serious roles, every film between those two has been unabashedly awful looking, and pandering to a very low-brow audience. But Pixels is a movie which hooked me with its video game premise (and a pretty good short as source material), and ends up being a film that does some of the most pandering in Sandler’s career. With that caveat in place, Pixels actually ends up being an average film (which is apparently the highest praise anyone on the internet could muster) until it’s final act, where it devolves into the usual “throw shit to the wall and see what sticks” motive.
With the new The Crow remake coming soon, we take a look back at the 30-year-old cult classic original–and where the stars are now.
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