Category: Reviews
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The Call Up – Review
Though the ambiguity to The Call Up makes for an absorbing feature, it also works to the film’s detriment, for the lack of knowledge leads to a lack of emotional investment with the characters at hand… Read More >
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Captain America: Civil War Review
Anthony and Joe Russo have given the fans exactly what they want without contrivance, managing to be crowd-pleasers while maintaining their artistic integrity. Read More >
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Hardcore Henry – Review
The film takes on the form of a cheap, theme park simulator. Which, while undoubtedly entertaining for a while, does hit a point where you just need to get off and have a glass of water. Read More >
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The Divergent Series: Allegiant – Review
The weakest offering to have come out of Veronica Roth’s meticulously-crafted world. Read More >
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Deadpool – Review
Deadpool is a superhero flick unlike any you’ve ever seen before… Read More >
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The 5th Wave – Review
The 5th Wave is one of those movies where originality goes to die. Read More >
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Star Wars: The Force Awakens – Our Writers Weigh In With Their Opinions
Star Wars: The Force Awakens has been in theatres for almost a fortnight now, and all of our writers here at Flickreel have now had a chance to see the movie. So without further ado, here is a roundup of all of our opinions on the movie. Read More >
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The Maze Runner: Scorch Trials – Review
“unadulterated excitement on the silver screen”… Read More >
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Fantastic Four – Review
Family: it’s one of the most powerful things we experience as humans. If you share the same blood as another, there’s a bond – innate from birth, or built upon over the years – that will stay with you until you die. Because of its universal nature, family is one of the strongest themes cinema… Read More >
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Self/less – Review
Self/less echoes classic Twilight Zone episodes, Total Recall and especially John Frankenheimer’s Seconds. Its ideas and themes are familiar, but that’s every contemporary sci-fi thriller for you. What’s important is how the film goes about presenting these concepts in a new light. In the case of Self/less, Director Tarsem Singh has made an absorbing, well-structured… Read More >
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