Movie reviews of Hamish Calvert

Neither credible enough to be taken seriously or boisterous enough to become entertaining... Review

An absolute triumph in animation... Review

A rather silly movie... Review

Succeeds in creating a memorable horror experience through it’s mental narrative yet grounded characters. Review

Definitely a welcome extension to the franchise! Review

It’s impartial and representative writing creating the most engaging aspect of the film. Review

Feels less like a film and more like a momentous sci-fi event. Review

Tries to be more than just another disaster flick, and for that I somewhat admire it. Review

Easy viewing but nonetheless a confident debut from Hallie Meyers-Shyer. Review

Perfectly serviceable and should maintain your attention for the entirety of the film but ultimately it fails to take advantage of improving or progressing the story... Review

A surprisingly insightful look into the family behind some of the most loved fictional characters of all time. Review

Continues Vaughn’s fantastic run in the directors chair. Review

Thematically rich, full of wonderful performances and drenched in a strangely uncomfortable yet engaging atmosphere... Review

I can’t write this film off though as it achieves a lot and delivers some powerful moments alongside it’s brutal action. Review

It does this triumphantly thanks to the strong performances, most notably of Dench and Fazal, but the supporting cast are very strong too. Review

The screenplay continuously engages audiences through horror, suspense, emotion and drama... Review

Don’t go in expecting something similar to Bourne or Bond standard and you should be able to have a good time here. Review

Demonstrating how to tell a horrifying, hilarious yet heartfelt story in a most entertaining way. Review

The setting and content of the story offered something more unique for the genre too resulting in an entertaining yet chilling whodunnit... Review

All the performances carry off this simple but worthwhile story effectively making for one of the best cinematic surprises of the year. Review

A thoroughly entertaining cinematic experience. Review

Nothing overly original or special to add to the genre but yet another harmless but serviceable entertaining comedy romp. Review

An important movie which highlights the issues of the past but maybe most poignantly the issues of the present too. Review

A refreshing breath of originality amongst the efforts of the year so far. Review