Movie reviews of Ian Morton

A beautiful, endearing, and heart wrenching film that lacks the perfect end it deserves. Review

A mind melting action adventure that few others can compete with. Review

Despite its immersive visuals however, its the he plot where things come a little unhinged. Review

Annoyingly enjoyable. A solid, action packed adventure that requires little more than to sit back, relax and enjoy the journey. Review

An all too familiar plot twist makes this a truly forgettable trip down cloak and dagger boulevard. Review

Altogether it’s a relatively inoffensive way to spend a Sunday afternoon! Review

The Disaster Artist is a love letter to this very film. Review

Thankfully the comedy is more than enough to to see you through. Review

Finds itself blind within a blizzard as an incredibly confused plot mixed with a string of pointless characters... Review

A movie that many shouldn’t rush to see anytime soon. Review

An easy watch that will manage to entice a new audience to the series. Review

Regardless of its flaws, a stellar team-up mixed with some successful action sequences ultimately make this more fun than frustrating. Review

While there may be not be any notable performances overall, there is just enough entertain you for throughout the run time. Review

A great little Rom-Com that provides just as many laughs as it does a satisfying story. Review

A truly sublime piece of work... Review

An adventure filled with depth, charm and above all, fun... Review

A weak attempt at trying to bury a broken plot under a veil of emotion. Review

Scared the sh*t out of me... Review

While it stays true to the tried and tested formula, it ultimately does more to hold the franchise back than bring us something new. Review

More mess than meaningful. Review

An easy but forgettable watch from the usually proficient director. Review

It's lifeless, not funny and easily forgettable. Review

Tries to carve an interesting niche but a real lack of identity leads the feature to feel like an amalgamation of others rather than create its own philosophy. Review

Certainly rises above the crowd when it comes to impressive storytelling. Review