I'd like to add one thing...

Rating: Null/10 (23 June 2000)

Yes, this movie is campy, escapist fun, like everyone says it
is, and I like the way Bruce Campbell alternates between tough guy and fall guy. However, there is one scene that I found really unsettling. When Ash meets his evil twin, and he calls Ash a goody-two-shoes, Ash blows him away and says ( I think you all know this one by now) "good, bad, I'm the guy with the
gun". This is heady stuff. Perhaps Raimi was just poking fun at the "hero by default" concept, but it made me wonder, does might really make right? How much control do we have over ourselves, anyway? And what does it say about Ash if his
"good" and "bad" sides are interchangeable? Maybe I'm reading too much into it... whatever it means, it's a great line.