Movie reviews of Olivia Fahy

Has great action, a solid storyline, big surprises, is funny as Hel(a) and will leave audiences thunder-shook. Review

May depict a cold-hearted killer but will leave you feeling more hot-headed from frustration. Review

A beautiful crafted film that doesn’t shy away from the harsh reality... Review

Just as fun as the original and filled with high-octane action that packs one hell of a punch. Review

A film that is up its own arse and overly artsy that the entire point of the film is lost. Review

A fun retelling of a true story... Review

The weak script and fast pace hinders what could have (and should have) been a fantastic film... Review

One big headscratcher as the story, characters and ad choices are just one let down after another. Review

May not be onto a winner here but it’s a better attempt than some of its recent predecessors. Review

Still a fun filled flick that kids will enjoy and adults won’t mind sitting through. Review

It’s a fun in the sun kind of film with just enough ridiculousness to channel the TV show. Review

An enjoyable watch that will keep you entertained throughout... Review

A fantastic film in its own right, with all of the elements that made the original so beloved still very much on show. Review

A high octane action thriller that keeps its love of family at its core. Review

Whether you’re a horror fan or not, Get Out is a film not to be missed. Review

You’ll laugh, cry and want to break into song just like you did before and that’s exactly what we would want from it. Review

Kong Krushed it and all around him, and we don’t doubt he’ll do the same in the box office too. Review

A fascinating insight into the inner workings of the organisations during this critical time in space exploration... Review

Top notch action, a solid storyline and great soundtrack... Review

Full of laughs, true to comic books and entertains adults and children alike... Review

The unashamed, unapologetic and untamed sequel to a British classic that the film and fans deserved. Review

Does her more of a disservice than honouring her memory. Review

It’s not even terrible enough to loop around and become so terrible it’s brilliant. It’s just plain ol’ bad. Review

A uniquely powerful and visually spectacular story of love and loss... Review