Filmrecensies van Derrick Carter

An almost painfully unfunny film to sit through.

Though the film’s writing is never on the same level as its breathtaking visuals, Dick Tracy will likely entertain viewers of all ages.

Mad Max on the water sounds kind of amazing, but it was executed as a big mess.

Resonates for its honest, unblinking nature at stupid office politics, crappy workplaces and everyday annoyances.

Heavily flawed and has its far share of cardboard-thin clichés, but still holds up as an entertaining iconic gangster film.

A mature (flawed) science fiction romantic-adventure that also functions as a story about what it means to be human.

Just another messy attempt to bring the excitement of a video game to the big screen and not quite pulling it off.

Deserves to be killed in nine different ways!

Kept my adrenaline pumping, supplied a steady stream of well-earned laughs, was fueled by emotional stakes, and left me very satisfied...

The film’s narrative stumbles are more than made up for by the sheer amounts of charm, creativity and imagination on display.

Seems to have a lot on its mind, with certain themes being rather obvious and others bound to be discovered upon repeat viewings.

Sensual, intense, captivating and all sorts of other impressive-sounding adjectives that you can think of.

Satisfied a cinematic craving that I didn’t realize I had until this film concluded. Bring on more magical adventures!

The cinematography is gorgeous and the soundtrack subtly aids the film’s already strong emotional core.

Rebecca Hall’s performance is stunning and bound to make many viewers uncomfortable for lots of different reasons.

A compelling, deeply emotional war movie.

A deeply satisfying final installment to an unforgettable cinematic saga.

The first half of a plot and feels like it.

Big entertainment done right in every conceivable way!

Exciting, suspenseful, entertaining and surprisingly emotional.

This story is retold in a basic straightforward manner that doesn’t fully take advantage of the actual event...

A timeless horror epic that is sure to terrify audiences forever...

There are pieces here for a terrifying, fascinating documentary that never fully comes to fruition.

Madness and hell captured in 70’s cinema.