I didn't really like John Carpenter's Big Trouble in Little China, and I thought he was style over substance to a T. Then I saw Starman, which I loved for it's humor, performances, and amazing cinematography. (Please, do not downvote simply because you like Big Trouble. I'm perfectly fine with differing opinions.) submitted by iswantingcake [link] [6 comments]
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