Filmrecensies van Kenny Howell
Dit zijn alle films en series die Kenny heeft gerecenseerd.
Aantal filmrecensies: 198 / 198
Opties
There are so many tones and avenues that it goes down, but somehow Truffaut seamlessly weaves it together into a tight little masterpiece.
A great, easy-to-watch doc when you're in between shows to binge.
Probably the main reason it works so well is Oscar Issac, who had his well-deserved breakout with this role.
The movie is a joy to watch, and although the great cast has a lot to do with that, Hanson keeps thing flowing so fluidly.
Infectious, and a lot of that has to do with Winter and Reeves in the lead roles...
The mystery and procedural elements are well crafted, there is just something rough around the edges.
It was a dumb move, and the movie follows along on that dumb path.
Plain and simple, this is a popcorn movie because it is a joy to watch.
It's an unique experience, which covers any faults it might have.
Byer adds a great comedic element to an already funny premise, and I’d love to see what other crazy challenges they come up with next.
They totally inhabit these characters living on the fringe.
Take the serious tone of crime documentaries and spray paint a bunch of dicks on it in this occasionally very funny show from Netflix.
A solid show, especially if you are in it for the nostalgia aspect, but there could have been a few tweaks...
The big budget, gorgeous new sci-fi from Netflix is both clever and not clever enough at the same time.
A terrific Frankie Shaw leads us through her life as a single mom in this messy, but occasionally intriguing Showtime show.
For a big fan like me, this was nice to get that look we don't get to see very often.
A surprisingly charming romantic comedy starring Adam Devine and Alexandria Daddario.
It just becomes a slog to watch which is not good for a comedy.
A fun premise but Gervais finds almost no laughs.
If you do hang with it through the first part, it is quite rewarding down the stretch.
Isn't groundbreaking by any means as a rock doc, but it is nice time spent with a man who shaped what we know as rock and roll.
