Movie Reviews
Movie reviews are our specialty and passion. We deliver ratings and insights on films of all genres and sizes—from blockbuster hits to independent gems and streaming platform originals. Here is our extensive collection of reviews where we give our final opinion on many movies.
We also do TV Reviews too.
Patrick (2018) Review
My son said the trailer for Patrick looked intriguing because it was short, and gave little away. He said he wished more trailers were like...
Penalty Kick (La pena máxima) Review
This is utter garbage. Penalty Kick, also known as its original title La pena máxima, manages to suck the life out of football. What a time to do...
The Endless Review
If I was to tell you The Endless is the new film by the guys who made Spring, would that mean anything to you? If...
Calibre Review
This review of Calibre contains minor spoilers. Airing on Netflix today, just a week after its home-turf debut at the Edinburgh Film Festival where it...
Tau Review
My goodness, I really didn’t enjoy Tau. It’s a thriller in the very loosest sense of the word – I can’t really think of a time where...
Every Day (2018) Review
If Every Day demonstrates a single truth, it’s that we are running out of genuine ideas for teen drama movies. Whether it’s a goofy high school comedy...
Midnight Sun (2018) Review
When you read a movie premise like Midnight Sun‘s, you have to remind yourself that it is just a film, but you immediately try to guard against...
Tag Review
Hoagie (Ed Helms), Bob (Jon Hamm), Chilli (Jake Johnson–from New Girl), and Kevin (Hannibal Burress–from Girls) have never been able to tag Jerry (Jeremy Renner),...
Recovery Boys Review
According to some relevant factoids deployed at the end of Netflix’s new original documentary, 90% of Americans who need help recovering from drug addiction don’t...
To Each, Her Own (Les Goûts Et Les Coloeurs) Review
Whilst I was watching Netflix Original Film To Each, Her Own / Les Goûts Et Les Coloeurs a lot went through my mind. For many (or...
Brain on Fire Review
Netflix film Brain on Fire offers a solid collection of events that paint the picture of a regressive rare disease. We follow Susannah Cahalan, a...
Us and Them (Hou lai de wo men) Review
Us and Them / Hou lai de wo men tells the story of how two strangers who met by pure chance during the Chunyun period...
Flower (2017) Review
Zoey Deutch delivers in Flower well and truly. Her acting career is not extensive, so far, but she is clearly up and coming and placing herself in...
Escape Plan 2: Hades Review
In Escape Plan, the first film, Sylvester Stallone played Ray Breslin, a former prosecutor whose wife and child were murdered by an escaped convict he...
Hotel Artemis Review
This is a seriously frustrating film. It seems that Hotel Artemis just wants to have intriguing ideas, but doesn’t want to spend the time to flesh...
Lust Stories Review
New to Netflix, Lust Stories bring us four unique tales, all exploring themes of love, adultery and of course lust. Set in India, each short...
Sunday’s Illness Review
A not particularly fun fact about me is that my father left my mother when she fell pregnant. I’ve never met him or communicated with...
Veronica Review
OK, I’ll get this bit about the marketing hype out of the way first: when Netflix first announced they had this new Spanish horror film...