Movie reviews of Bob Mann

Jeff Bridges and Gil Birmingham make for a formidable double act. Review

A timely reminder for the present political system as to how far the world has come in fifty years, and how we must NEVER retreat down that road again. Review

Worthy but dull... Review

This is a phenomenal achievement in direction and one that should be applauded. Review

The story is designed to build to a tense result that unfortunately lacks any sort of tension – since the result is pre-ordained. Review

There are twists in this story that you don’t see coming, and moments of such dramatic force that they are cinematically searing. Review

A decent popcorn film, and worth seeing for McAvoy’s clever performance... Review

You can hardly argue about the absolute quality of the film-making on show here. Review

This is a truly stunning film, and one that will live with me for many years to come. Review

This is an acting tour de force for Natalie Portman, who is astonishingly emotional as the grief-stricken ex-first lady. Review

It’s sprawlingly watchable… but overall a disappointment, with Affleck over-reaching. Review

The old-fashioned musical extravaganza is back, and back with style! Review

Wise, clever and a thing of beauty from beginning to end, this is a treat for movie-goers and a highly recommended watch. Review

With a better script and another 10% of tweaking, this could have been a real sci-fi classic. Review

The screenplay is whip-smart with great lines. Review

Requiring of your full attention, but a treat for the eyes, ears and brain. Review

A fairly ho-hum comedy which might entertain you on a long plane flight but is not worth forking out much cash to rent. Review

Avoid, avoid, avoid. Review

Great in places, but overall not as well executed as it could have been. Review

Quirky and original, its a film that will no-doubt please Potter fans and it stands as a decent fantasy film in its own right. Review