Movie reviews of Jack Bottomley

An enjoyable thriller that surpasses the lower expectations that surrounds it. Review

Offers lower ebb brilliance but still excellent value for its seemingly brief duration. Review

A masturbatory celebration of muscles and drugs which might be hypnotic at times but the tone is as messed up as the central trio. Review

A smart, well-made, brutal night of gruesome enjoyment. Review

A Brit thriller that is admirably older school in ambition, Get Lucky is disorderly but pacey enough to keep fans watching. Review

Lacks the fully roundedness of his last film (Insidious) but delivers majorly on the scares, characters and atmospherics. Review

May be messy there is fun to be had with this rather different blockbuster. Review

A rush of pandemic entertainment, which makes an entertaining film in its own right. Review

The blockbuster of the year, comes generously wrapped in nostalgia, fun and spectacle to define the genre for this decade. Review

An insightful documentary about surviving traditions and cultures in the contemporary age. Review

There are occasionally ideas that pop up in Paranormal Incident 2 but they are infrequent in this messy found footage film. Review

Expands on the first film by upping the silliness, energy and warmth, it is a bona fide family hit. Review

Charming and funny enough to enjoy. Review

Is at times confused and not the most standout low budget horror but offers some genuine creeps along the way. Review

The fun is in constant order... Review

Openly enjoyable, a glittering, camp and respectful celebration of an American icon and his whirlwind romance that is staggeringly performed. Review

A sumptuously shot and scored production with good performances that should appeal squarely to lovers of period drama... Review

Not realistically the worst comedy of the year just a disordered affair, with morally flippant characters and sloppy writing. Review

A good horror/thriller with a premise that adds real depth. Review

An inoffensive, occasionally enjoyable caper that has its heart in the right place but its funny bone is out of joint... Review

Not absent of all merit but is utterly devoid of humour and the new direction hasn’t helped make this threequel meaningful. Review

A clever indie horror that embarks on the nature of campfire storytelling with a unique horrific vision. Review

Star Trek Into Darkness is a rip-roaring blockbuster, funny, well acted and at time of writing 2013’s blockbuster to beat, see this on the biggest screen possible! Review

A smart globetrotting thriller, which opens up timely issues to debate and features a breakout performance by Riz Ahmed. Review