The duo of Jimmy Ellis and John Malone have certainly become a formidable writing team in the LRF world. While Bunker 17 isn't their best work, it's still a solid film.
2. Walton Goggins
It was nice to Walton Goggins in a lead role. In Bunker 17 he played more of an every-man sort than he usually gets the opportunity to do so.
1. The Fantastic Four
I enjoyed this incarnation of the Fantastic Four. While I would have liked to see them get more of a chance to use their powers, the film at least didn't use Doom as the main villain yet again like all three previous films have done.
Yes, all three films made a profit, but outside of The Fantastic Four, the other two films combined for a profit of less than $4 million.
2. Daniel Radcliffe
I just don't buy Radcliffe as a leading man, and here he just came off as petulant. Even if that was most likely an accurate depiction, it doesn't make for an endearing on-screen character.
1. Morrissey and Marr
I wasn't a big fan of this film. A lot of it has to do with Radcliffe in the lead role, but on top of that I just feel like a learned next to nothing about the main characters - especially Marr.
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