Movie reviews of Kevin Hawkins

As easy as it is to find flaws in the film though, it’s difficult to feel any animosity towards this feel-good feature. Review

Delivers a message of hope and potential harmony. Review

Less of a whodunit and more of an exploration into humanity and the bewildering rationales that accompany this peculiar species. Review

The lack of creativity in the storyline is compensated by some beautiful cinematography and plenty of cricket-friendly gags. Review

As soppy as chick flicks come. Review

Challenges its viewers to re-think their conceptions of truth, deceit, and faith. Review

Resonates with its audience long after the credits are over. Review

What the film lacks in quotability, though, it makes up for in visual spectacle. Review

An excuse to show off fast cars, pitting them against one another in elaborate chases. Review

Isn’t a sight for everyone, but theatre tragics are likely to savour every moment. Review

A fun afternoon’s entertainment, which should at least amuse – if not shock – most spectators. Review

A thoroughly engaging film, but one you probably shouldn’t take your date to see. Review

A heartwarming and enjoyable piece, even if it is a tad overproduced. Review

For those interested in the interplay between politics and advertising, No is a must-see film. Review