The Passage (1979)

"A lurid, exciting World War II chase thriller with Malcolm McDowell chewing the scenery as a sadistic Nazi."

Paternity (1981)

"Burt is at his most appealing and self-deprecating playing a character much like himself at the time: A single, middle-age lothario longing to have a child. Charming and funny."

Payback (1999)

"A tough, entertaining homage to the kind of gritty '70s crime film that long ago gave way to a slicker yet tamer form of action movie ... Both the studio's cut and Helgeland's cut work about equally well."

A Perfect World (1993)

"A tender, poignant, ultimately heartbreaking film filled with haunting, lasting images and nicely eccentric touches. Arguably Costner's best performance, and one of Eastwood's most underrated efforts behind the camera."

Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987)

"There's plenty of big laughs in this odd-couple comedy, but the main characters are also given a number of human moments, which leads to an ending that's downright poignant."

Porky's (1981)

"Porky's sure ain't high art, but if accepted at the level of lightweight locker-room humor, it's fun."

Porky's Revenge (1985)

"A tiresome rehash."

The Postman (1997)

"The first half of Costner's The Postman is actually quite interesting, but it falters badly in the second half with a few unintentional howlers."

Prime Cut (1972)

"A prime piece of machismo."

Psycho (1998)

"Vaughn's Norman Bates is much inferior because he lacks the natural neurosis of Anthony Perkins."