Category: Reviews
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The Trust – Review
The Trust appears as though something of a B-movie, and yet has many layers to unravel and unforeseen depth. Read More >
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The Nice Guys – Review
The Nice Guys is quite possibly the best buddy cop movie since the original Lethal Weapon. Read More >
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Hell or High Water – Review (Cannes Film Festival)
Hell or High Water is a fine little thriller, an enjoyable and smart cops and robber caper that sees David Mackenzie stretching himself as a filmmaker… Read More >
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Money Monster – Review
Aside from being consistently thrilling and surprisingly humorous at times, Money Monster provides a timely message about the risk of getting involved with Wall Street. Read More >
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Criminal – Review
You can hire the best actors in the world – something this film isn’t too far off doing (even Tommy Lee Jones stars) – and yet with a horribly cliched, complex screenplay, following an incoherent, convoluted narrative, it counts for absolutely nothing. Read More >
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London Has Fallen – Review
London Has Fallen is an irresponsible piece of filmmaking that does little but perpetuate a fear and a stereotype. Read More >
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Exposed – Review
The only thing that truly needs to be exposed is the real name of the director, so we can give him a piece of our mind. Read More >
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Triple 9 – Review
Triple 9 becomes too complex and convoluted, and given the sheer credentials of this staggeringly impressive cast, it’s difficult not to feel underwhelmed when the final credits roll. Read More >
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Orthodox – Review
This low-budget drama transcends expectations and feels a lot bigger than it really is… Read More >
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Point Break – Review
Ericson Core’s remake of the classic Keanu Reeves starring Point Break pales in comparison. Read More >
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