At least it isn't TOTALLY cliche.

Rating: Null/10 (3 April 2001)

The bright points of this movie: The future New York (if they'd never left it, if the entire movie took place there and explored it more...I would love this movie. It would be the most awesome film in history)
Ian Holm's character was pretty entertaining at times.
That's pretty much it.
I must admit, though, the visuals for the city make it worth it to watch at least the first half of this movie.
The dark points: Gary Oldman's cardboard-cutout character...more than the look, THIS is what makes it seem like a saturday morning cartoon.
The muddled mess of a plot...patched together from two scripts and boy does it ever show.
Chris Tucker. I have not seen anything to make me understand this guy's popularity. People saying he's at his best here makes me not want to. His character is absolutely GRATING. Cheezy in a bad way.
The entire second half of the movie
The cheezy bull***t that makes up the premise of the major parts of the plot (the egyptian connection, the evil thingy going to destroy the world)
I can't think of any reason to see it except the city, really. But that is enough. Just press stop once they leave it.