It’s definitely weaker than the first two, and you can feel the production issues bleeding through the screen at times. The sequel feels pulled in too many directions, like everyone involved wanted a different product. Even with the kitchen burning down around him, Chef Raimi still manages to throw in great action, weird humor, and just enough heart to hold it together. A lot of it is disappointing, sure, but after all these years, the main thing that still sticks with me is the idea that revenge poisons everything around you.

It’s always been one of my favorites because beneath all the action and chaos, it’s got more going on than most buddy cop movies. It really helped perfect that formula, and Mel Gibson and Danny Glover play off each other damn near perfectly. Some of the tropes work against it now, but the chemistry, humor, and rough 80s edge make it incredible!

Jenny didn’t deserve Forrest and Forrest deserved better

Whoever designed that damn pop-up creepy book needs a raise