Movie reviews of Rick Swift

You will see some old, friendly faces, and you will be shocked by some revelations. Review

The funny thing about Donuts is that the story was actually ironically entertaining. Review

You will chuckle at the choices Thor makes, the colorful characters he picks up along the way, the buddy jokes... Review

An utter failure. Review

It isn’t necessarily the IT you remember, but it is something you won’t ever forget! Review

A fresh perspective on the somewhat overdone Ouija board horror genre, with a compelling, and a bit confusing story-line. Review

If you like slow burn spy thrillers and beautiful women, you’d be a damned fool to miss this one in theaters! Review

Overall I wouldn’t say this movie sucked, but there was so much room for an incredible film with believable leads and a fascinating story. Review

I was able to piece everything together, and it still sucked. Review

There are rich characters in Cvack’s script... Review

A film not about an invasion and not about a nation at war, but a man at war with himself. Review

Highly entertaining and worthy of the Disney label. Review

It wasn’t the first one, in Vol. 1 we got to meet the characters, in Vol. 2 we got to know the characters and they become family. So, it is something different than Vol. 1, no more, no less. Review

Lacked a kind of edge I was expecting going in, and it wasn’t as thrilling as I was hoping. Review

I didn’t care about any of these people; it was just amusing watching them all kill each other in inventive ways. Review

The shots are magnificent and vibrantly alive, the music and tone match perfectly... Review

Does a tremendous job of bringing a reality to the story that I found quite refreshing. Review

Each performance is believable, right down to the grunt gangsters and lowly background performers. Review

Every bit the war film you are hoping it would be, with Gareth Edwards at the helm to give it that real-world quality. Review

There are farm animals, there are Russian gangsters, there are prostitutes, there are car chases. Sadly, there wasn’t enough Aniston! Review

If you like inspiring animated films, Moana is definitely a must see for the sea! Review

The opening acts are quirky and clever, albeit a bit slow for modern audiences. Review

Technically a thriller, but it doesn’t deliver non-stop thrills. Review

Slow in parts, but it never becomes outright dull. Review