Despite its somewhat lackluster critical and commercial success, the movie provides an exciting viewing experience, with both an intricate story befitting a thriller and enough gunshots, explosions, and chases to rival any action film. Additionally, although the movie’s cinematography doesn’t exactly complement its HD picture, the overall package does merit its Blu-ray treatment.

Although the movie is suspenseful and entertaining, it’s not quite as exciting as contemporary thrillers and not quite timeless enough to be outstanding fifteen years after its original release. Moreover, I’m not sure the film itself or its HD treatment are quite good enough to justify buying it on Blu-ray.

It’s not groundbreaking and it's not likely to be a classic, but it’s undeniably fun, especially for the Marvel fan. I’m still not sure, though, that the PS3 version is worth the extra money compared to the PS2 version.

Fans of Ferrell should enjoy it, and the amount of effort put into the two-disc package certainly deserves the title ‘sweaty’, but, ultimately, it is the same humor that Ferrell has already delivered, making it notable but not quite a resounding success.

Overall a fairly standard slapstick-style comedy, the movie is familiar in is mediocrity. It is funny, but not original enough to be truly hilarious. As such, it's a safe bet for a good laugh, but you probably won't be quoting it for months after as if it were a Mike Myers, Will Ferrell, or Adam Sandler movie.

While I can respect the Disney-family cross-promotion via ESPN tie-ins and the efforts of Johnson to expand his repertoire, ultimately, the movie is simply not as thoroughly entertaining or touching as other Disney films. It is a unique effort, but not quite a successful one.

Overall, this is both an excellent tribute to Star Wars and a testament to the genius of Family Guy. I would recommend it to fans of Family Guy who don't like Star Wars, to fans of Star Wars who don't like Family Guy, and I would highly recommend it to fans of both Star Wars and Family Guy.

Although somewhat archetypal, it is exciting and intense. More than simply entertain, it presents some tough moral dilemmas, which only makes the movie further intriguing.

It presents a respectably intricate and exciting drama. Despite some minor flaws, it is a thrilling and thought-provoking movie.

It is perhaps entertaining for kids, but their parents will likely not find it enjoyable. I would suggest finding another Disney film that might also appeal to more adult sensibilities.

It's not the greatest thriller or the most intricate drama, but it is still strong as both a thriller and as a drama. Moreover, the message and the political implications are powerful and relevant. I certainly recommend it to anyone interested in contemporary politics, foreign affairs, and/or activism.

It presents a unique love story, even if it's not the most powerful or touching tale. More than the love story, though, the cinematography is magnificent, capturing some truly beautiful imagery.

An incredibly endearing movie, its warmth is infectious. Additionally, it shows Carell continue to grow as an actor. I would certainly recommend cuddling up with a significant other to watch it.

It's essentially a standard first-person shooter with a gimmick, but that doesn't mean it isn't fun. Even after the novelty wears off, it's still just as exciting as other first-person shooters.

This one is only for extreme fans of the series. It feels like the original game in a new package, and, as such, it is extraordinarily boring.