Movie reviews of Jeremie Sabourin

It’s fun to watch, has memorable characters (old and new), and boasts some great action scenes. Review

Isn’t the worst movie ever made but it leaves something to be desired despite some very good performances and solid action throughout. Review

It’s an entertaining watch that has some issues but is much easier to sit through than most other low budget exploitation films. Review

A solid, but relatively ho-hum, sequel. It feels as if it was a proposed script that had nothing to do with the first film. Review

The film dabbles with ideas but never fully coaxes you towards either side of the argument... Review

Has a fraction of the wit and charm of the first movie which is enough to keep you interested. Review

A nice little short film. It features a likable main character and a simple agenda that gets you involved. Review

Stands head and shoulders above the rest with its gruesome, yet endearing, tale. Review

Introduces absolutely nothing original and it tries to add in new wrinkles to an already established story in some of the worst ways possible. Review

A ridiculously fun ride with a lot of laughs and it sets itself apart from the other superhero films of today. Review

While it doesn’t always hold your complete attention, there are some scenes that are executed to perfection. Review

It’s a fantastic throwback to films of yesteryear while introducing a wholly unique and original filmmaker poised to do great things. Review

While it loses some points for its predictability, it excels on the technical level. Review

Whether its the cinematography, acting, music (the music!), or the story itself, the film is perfect. Review

It’s a big piece of fluff. However, it can be a fun piece of fluff at times. Review

It ups the ante, introduces new and likable characters, and stays true to the original. Review

A fine film with an emotional story that simply meanders at times. Review

When Gehenna: Where Death Lives finally gets going, it’s actually a really good horror flick. Review

Charlize Theron is in top form along with an excellent performance by Mackenzie Davis in the title role. Review

It’s so ridiculously entertaining that its sins are completely forgiven. Review

It’s a cute idea with likable characters. It may not completely deliver on its own synopsis but it’s an entertaining watch... Review

There’s actually a lot of fun to be had despite how dumb it is. Review

A memorable film that exceeds expectations despite its creative mishmash of genres. Review

If you’re a fan of Wes Anderson, it’s simply impossible to dislike Isle of Dogs. Review