Enemy Mine
Drama • PG-13 • 1985 • 1 hr 48 min
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Strong message with decent character design.
A bittersweet movie of friendship and differences. No spoilers, but this movie will make you laugh, and make you cry. I loved this one.
Great Joe Dante Sci-Fi with a plot that has been ripped off too many times to count
An absolute classic of the sci-fi genre that manages to be thrilling, funny, and heartwarming. Quaid and Gossett are fantastic.
Great sci-fi drama. Terrific performances, original story.
Shame on Quaid 2 have this dull nonsense in his filmography really! Lou Gossett Jr is an awful actor anyway! Just bad casting, plot & story!
Cheesy science-fiction that fits all the stereotypes of the genre. Not even "so bad it's good"
Good sci-fi movie. Effects are dated but the story is worthwhile.
It touches my childhood memories. It was a great way of learning about values
A thrilling sci-fi adventure with a good plot.
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