Movie reviews of Jack Bottomley

Dublin drama hits hard with its complexities of life, love and loss. Review

Clash of Champions: Gold Rush was bookended by greatness. Review

Tilda Cobham-Hervey shines as the iconic Helen Reddy! Review

A pleasantly surprising night that saw WWE planning things out wisely. Review

Tenet is one of the most important film releases ever and it could not be any better suited for the task. Review

Summerslam did not have one bad match and saw much of the card shock us with its quality and the ending admittedly lived up to the PPV tagline. Review

Andrew Traucki’s sequel to his 2007 crocodile horror is a taut, well made, natural horror that feels at home on the big screen. Review

SCOOB! is a flawed Scooby-Doo story with potential but despite the stuff that clicks, there is a similar amount of material that feels slightly unusual. That said, the prime target audience will probably be entertained and while not everything works, this fun animation is in no way the worst thing that’s happened to these meddling kids in the last 50 years… Review

The horror hit which has thrived in a time of crisis, thoroughly deserves its hard-earned success. Review

Overall, The Horror Show at Extreme Rules is a polarising event, some things worked, some things didn’t and some things were never going to work for some people. Review

Will Ferrell’s Eurovision caper yields a movie just as crazy, flawed, excitable and fun as you expect! Review

American remakes of international features can be a slippery slope but Downhill is a commendable attempt, if lacking the nuance and impact. Review

So was the hype met? I suppose you could say it was. Far from a perfect show but the main event shone, while there was fun to be had in other areas of this show’s 3 hour duration. Review

Fantastic acting all round ensures this true life tale of sacrifice gets the respect it deserves. Review

WWE really tried to do something unusual here and I think they succeeded. Review

The WWE pulled off their biggest show of the year and made it feel distinctive, special, unusual and memorable. Review

Bloodshot is not the most groundbreaking start for a hopeful Valiant comics universe but boasts enjoyable throwback nanite-aided action! Review

The Grudge adds virtually nothing to the already inferior American adaptations of the J-Horror phenomenon. Review

Dolittle is not the out and out travesty it has been made out to be, the pieces are all there, but it feels like they were put-together by one of the animal’s themselves, who jumped in and had a go, rather than just letting the doc do his job. Review

Pixar’s Onward is a warm hearted fantasy, with lots to enjoy for the entire family. Review

Like A Boss misses its target entirely. Review

Harley Quinn meets some new badass gal pals in this kick-ass, creatively free and exhilarating addition to the DCEU. Review

Armando Iannucci and a splendid cast make Dickens their own. Review

Underwater is a well-crafted return to big screen aquatic horror! Review