Movie reviews of David Whitley

This “Tale as Old as Time” feels that way in this clunky remake.

An example of a fairy tale that dares to think further than the source.

A completely forgettable (see what I did there) film destined to play on the Lifetime network for weeks.

One of the original team up movies predicating all the superhero team ups we currently have today.

A movie that flips the script on what most superhero flicks are these days.

A wonderful trip down nostalgia lane for me, but a good movie it is not.

This film isn’t amazing, but it’s not terrible. I’m going to give it a solid “C”.

A good addition to the MCU.

Jesse Eisenberg hits all the Woody Allen stand-in notes in this recent comedy.

A middling “Based on a True Story” movie that straddles the comedic lines of real life.

Classic comedy is present in every scene.

Predictable from start to finish, the movie somehow manages to finds its heart through Baymax and colorful characters.

A good thriller that turns in directions you don’t expect it to go.

Confusing, beautiful, and original – it’s rare that a film accomplishes all three, but this film does that and maintains them.

A beautiful, haunting, thrilling swan song to one of the best to ever take the mantle of “Superhero”...

A movie about a geeky Vin Diesel hanging around with Ygritte from Game of Thrones.

A completely average film that would drop completely off the map if not for a few sequences of incredible funny animation and voice acting.

A movie that gets lost in itself a time or two, but still manages to be an enjoyable affair with excellent effects in a final showdown.

Beautiful animation leads a story that is a bit too familiar to be excellent.

The perfect demonstration of a movie full of life and love, with not a single actor missing the beat.

Shyamalan begins his return to form with this small movie about a pair of children that find themselves at their grandparents as things go really, really wrong.

An off kilter, randomly entertaining but frequently strange movie.

A predictable, fluffy love story that is sold entirely on the likeability of its leads.

A love story that is unique and different, but not all together sold throughout.