These are all the movies and series that Bob has reviewed. Read more at: One Mann's Movies.
Number of movie reviews: 872 / 872
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An innovative horror that I thought was a whole lot better than the recent Longlegs. Review
It’s not perfect (and it’s certainly not bloody Shakespeare) but if you like your gory action space operas then this one is well worth catching on the big screen. Review
A rom/dram that feels really well made and entertained me throughout. It succeeds in not making the main protagonist an unredeemable villain which feels the right sort of approach while not ducking any of the issues. Review
A mystery/thriller can only really thrill if it stays the right side of reasonable. This one had such absurd plotting that it lost all credibility with me. Review
An astonishing film that stands up even 22 years later. Review
But this was a really fun watch for me and it looked like all the kids had a great time too. So this comes with a strong recommendation for parents to fill some of the summer holiday void with a trip to the cinema. Review
This is an uneven comedy/drama that fires on some cylinders but not others. Review
A stone cold classic that has weathered well. Unlike many 80’s films, there is nothing non-PC that makes you go “ooh, really”! Review
Many of these gags land and are funny. Others fall like a dead-weight to the floor. But either way you feel exhausted as smoke rises from the gag-o-meter and it then gives up and explodes. Review
A fun animated feature that’s deservedly doing very well. Review
A mildly diverting 2 hours, but I felt like it should have been so much better. Review
For all of its dubious sexism, this is still a classic movie. It was wonderful to see it again on the big screen and I had so much fun doing so. Review
Given the strong positive vibes from some reviewers of this one, I perhaps went in with my hopes a little too elevated. But in the end I came away disappointed. Review
Chuck Chuck Baby should be added to the list of films such as Four Weddings and a Funeral, Notting Hill and Love Actually that are popularly regarded as great, classic feel-good British movies. Review
As a rom-com set against a momentus moment in human history, it entertained me to a degree and, I think, would particularly entertain viewers of a similar crinkly age. Review
It’s good gory fun but, for me, it didn’t quite reach the heights of Pearl which I enjoyed more. Review
It’s a cracking little motion picture, typical of the sort of tight and well-executed thrillers that they used to make in the 70’s and which there are not enough equivalents of today. Review
The usher on the way out asked if I’d enjoyed it. Rather like my recent viewing of The Beast, I didn’t have a clear answer for him. But with retrospect, yes, I really think I did. Review
I wasn’t sure going in, but I ultimately enjoyed this one a lot. A good, exciting popcorn action film that had an unexpected hero and a memorable ending. Review
It’s OK. It doesn’t have the armchair gripping tension of Fall. Neither does it have the style of Blake Lively (or her orange bikini!) in The Shallows. But it is a watchable little shark movie that keeps you guessing about who will and who won’t make it through. Review
Despite all its flaws, the film’s stories will compel me to go back to the cinema to see Chapter 2. Review
It’s not going to make my list of favourite films of the year, But it undeniably has a certain je ne sais quoi that should demand the attention of cinephiles. Review
For a film of this type, it’s not half bad. I just wish the ending had been better. Review
There was much trepidation about this sequel given that the original was so beloved. But, from my point of view, they have just about pulled it off. Review
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