Movie reviews of Jason King

A fantastic journey into grieving and small town America.

It is near hysterical perfection and, for me, one of the best comedies from this lovely island on the bottom of the globe!

It is gloriously beautiful and acted to perfection but I never fully engaged with the movie.

A tragic redemption coming of age masterpiece.

It is old school cinematic brilliance that is all charm and innocent heart. It is flawless.

Stands alone in originality and for taking us places with the force that we never imagined.

A marvellous period psychological re-telling of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol...

A deep dark fun slasher Christmas movie set in America and filmed in Sydney in the middle of summer.

It will make you laugh, sit on the edge of your seat, hold your breath, warm your heart and then kick you in the stomach.

Deserves to go down in history as one of the greatest sport’s movies of all time. It is simply brilliant.

Not without flaws but the characters are all loveable and their chemistry promises fun adventures moving forward...

A beautiful retelling of Agatha Christie’s masterpiece from Kenneth Branagh...

Do not try to reason with this movie, just strap in for one dark ride into absurdity.

If you love survival movies, camping, and/ or Daniel Radcliffe then you will absolutely love Jungle.

I am still perplexed at how much of a failure SUBURBICON was, given what they had to make it.

The way it should be; batshit crazy and completely over-the-top.

Captures the soul and tone of the Blade Runner universe like no other sequel before it.

Slathers on the violence, sex and politics much thicker.

It’s complex and a mind fuck that requires a thesis of study to make perfect sense of.

Will appeal to lovers of the action genre and lovers of Dylan O’Brien.

Then there is Pennywise and Bill Skarsgård’s performance. It’s bloody terrifying.

The performance, the direction, the cinematography and the gritty realism of this tale deserve applause.

Alas it is quite average and not what Perry Fawcett’s biopic demanded.

So appallingly casted with a director’s overindulgence in style over substance on full display.