Tag: Recent Movie Reviews

Distributor: Entertainment Film Distributors & STXfilmsProduction Companies: MiramaxDirector: Guy RitchieProducers: Guy Ritchie, Ivan Atkinson & Bill BlockScriptwriters: Guy RitchieMain Cast: Matthew McConaughey, Charlie Hunnam, Henry Golding, Michelle Dockery,...

Love and Monsters Production Companies: 21 Laps Entertainment and Entertainment One  Director: Michael MatthewsProducers:  Shawn Levy and Dan CohenScriptwriters: Brian Duffield...

Run Production Companies:    Lionsgate and Search PartyDirector:  Aneesh ChagantyProducers: Natalie Qasabian and Sev Ohanian Scriptwriters:  Sev Ohanian...

Summing it up, Sacha Baron Cohen's self-indulgent Borat Subsequent Moviefilm is more chore than chortle.

Ad Astra is an extremely enjoyable sci-fi film, with another phenomenal performance for Brad Pitt to add to his filmography.

Whilst Once Upon A Time In Hollywood doesn't match the standards of the Quentin Tarantino classics, it is a worthy addition to his incredible filmography.

For longtime fans of Shazam, the movie that you've been waiting for since the early 2000s is finally here, and ultimately it lives up to expectations.

I would recommend checking out Instant Family, but prepare to be moved by what you see.

Captain Marvel is a strong offering from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Marvel fans will be delighted.

If you've seen the advertising & are intrigued, you'll get a kick out of it, but if you're expecting a comedy classic, this is nothing of the sort.

Some may disagree with the "Jaws on steroids" philosophy for this film, but The Meg still stands as an adequate, modern update on the Jaws franchise.

It has taken Marvel's biggest and best-looking film to date to live up to its biggest, baddest villain. Dread him, run from him and prepare yourself for shock and awe; Thanos has arrived. Finally!

He says “Welcome to the frickin’ Guardians of the Galaxy”. Only he didn’t use “frickin”. – Rocket

Beauty And The Beast arrived upon us burdened with high expectations. It came shackled with the intimidating legacy of the original that came before it, whilst also afflicted with the immense pressure to convert animated greatness into something credible and magical at the same time.

Not the best Batman or Superman movie by any means, but at least we're seeing these old characters do something different.

If the question is whether I would recommend people to see American Hustle, then the answer would be a definite yes.

Despite some mixed reviews, you should enjoy Annabelle. Just don't watch it at home in the presence of your old childhood doll.

I would suggest that you give Night Of The Museum 3: Secret Of The Tomb a try, but don't expect too much from it.

Fifty Shades Of Grey is watchable enough that you should be satisfied, aside from the movie having a sudden climax.

I found Whiplash to be an extremely compelling movie, and one that I would recommend to absolutely anybody.