Category Archives: television

He’s doing it again! AI Jay Sherman is back and critical as ever. The “The Critic” was cancelled in the mid-90s, but AI keeps his critical spirit alive. Today, I have Jay review “Sonic The Hedgehog,” the movie that finally broke the curse of video game movies. After the much-maligned trailer, Paramount took the time to fix this movie and it went onto become a phenomenon that spawned multiple sequels. But does it hold up? Does it stink? That’s up to Jay. Enjoy!

He’s doing it again! AI Jay Sherman is back and critical as ever. The “The Critic” was cancelled in the mid-90s, but AI keeps his critical spirit alive. Today, I have Jay review “Batman & Robin.” This movie is often cited as the movie that almost killed superhero movies, as a genre. It’s infamous for its goofy puns, cartoonish settings, and Bat Nipples. But does it stink? That’s up to Jay. Enjoy!

He’s doing it again! AI Jay Sherman is back and critical as ever. The “The Critic” was cancelled in the mid-90s, but AI keeps his critical spirit alive. Today, I have Jay review “The Beekeeper.” It’s a Jason Stathem movie with every trait you could possibly want in a Jason Stathem movie. It’s weird, it’s violent, and it’s action packed, as you would expect from Jason Stathem. But does it stink? That’s up to Jay. Enjoy!

He’s doing it again! AI Jay Sherman is back and critical as ever. The “The Critic” was cancelled in the mid-90s, but AI keeps his critical spirit alive. Today, I have Jay take on “Waterworld.” It’s a movie with a strange reputation. When it came out in 1995, it was one of the most expensive movies ever made. It was panned critically and the logic of the plot was questionable at best. But it somehow found its way to being a cult classic. But does it stink? That’s up to Jay. Enjoy!

He’s doing it again! AI Jay Sherman is back and critical as ever. The “The Critic” was cancelled in the mid-90s, but AI keeps his critical spirit alive. Today, I challenge Jay with “Wolverine Origins,” one of the most critically panned superhero movies of all time. This movie almost single-handedly derailed all of Fox’s X-Men projects. Most agree it stinks. But let’s see if Jay can quantify it, as only he can. Enjoy!

He’s doing it again! AI Jay Sherman is back and critical as ever. The “The Critic” was cancelled in the mid-90s, but AI keeps his critical spirit alive. Today, it’s the start of a new year and it’s freezing cold outside. So, why not have Jay review a movie that takes that to an absurd extreme? That’s exactly why he’s reviewing “The Day After Tomorrow,” a disaster movie that treats science, logic, and subtlety like afterthoughts. But does it stink? That’s up to Jay. Enjoy!

He’s doing it again! AI Jay Sherman is back and critical as ever. The “The Critic” was cancelled in the mid-90s, but AI keeps his critical spirit alive. Today, in the spirit of the holiday season, Jay reviews “Violent Night,” a Christmas movie that mixes Home Alone, Die Hard, and several Tarantino movies into one. It’s more bloody than sentimental for a Christmas movie, but does it stink? That’s up to Jay. Enjoy!

He’s doing it again! AI Jay Sherman is back and critical as ever. The “The Critic” was cancelled in the mid-90s, but AI keeps his critical spirit alive. Today, in the spirit of the holiday season, Jay reviews “Red One,” a Christmas movie mashed up with an action movie staring the Rock. It’s less sentimental and more bombastic. It’s a unique approach to a Christmas movie, but does it stink? That’s up to Jay. Enjoy!

He’s doing it again! AI Jay Sherman is back and critical as ever. The “The Critic” was cancelled in the mid-90s, but AI keeps his critical spirit alive. Today, Jay takes on the “The Hangover,” the movie that raised the bar for all R-rated comedies. It’s a haze of dumb Las Vegas antics and poor choices, mixed with a punch from Mike Tyson. It’s chaotic and hilarious, but does it stink? That’s up to Jay. Enjoy!