Movie reviews of The Massie Twins

Riddled with faults, but it’s still watchable in rare parts... Review

A powerful story of good and evil and the rousing, classical triumph of love. Review

Even the magic and the activities of the dragon are dreadfully dull. Review

Nicely handled, with an appropriately boisterous, nerve-wracking final... Review

An undeniable science-fiction masterpiece... Review

It might be ever-so-slightly better than the last one, but that level of improvement is virtually unquantifiable. Review

Very, very little about this movie makes any sense. Review

The face-swapping shenanigans are superbly absurd. Review

A morbidly penetrating realm of psychological horror... Review

Attempts to tackle too much, unable to do justice to either the suspenseful heist crux or the doomed romances. Review

There’s something entirely endearing about the exceedingly high degree of nonsense Allen is willing to explore... Review

A slightly plodding start, but it more than makes up for this with continually unpredictable gags... Review

Tries to be both a serious actioner and an outright comedy; together they feel like an alternation between two incompatible scripts. Review

A series of comic mishaps and mixups that are occasionally laugh-out-loud funny, but mostly generic... Review

The actors take everything quite seriously – even when delivering stale dialogue. Review

Although it seems impossible, the film grows exponentially stupider with every passing minute. Review

Redford and Hoffman are in top form. Review

The acting isn’t great, with a couple of lines of dialogue that are unintentionally hysterical... Review

There’s mediocrity here, but also some obvious monster movie fun. Review

The whole project has become something of a parody of itself... Review

The climax is so dementedly intriguing and morbidly satisfying... Review

An effective bit of suspense reminiscent of the tone and endeavors seen in “Sicario”... Review

Extreme coincidences topped with unconvincing contrivances continue to add up... Review

Little more than a heavily abridged template for a routine fantasy thriller. Review