Movie reviews of Hamish Calvert

Jessica Chastain anchors the film with her tremendous performance consistently stimulating audiences. Review

Different year, same comedy. Review

The lower ranks of the ‘Alien’ franchise. Review

The performances are fantastic across the board and the film can’t be faulted on them. Review

There is some fun to be had with the action sequences, although all this can’t save the film from it’s own monotony, poor writing and un-engaging lead performer. Review

Offers silly fun and an ample way to pass your time. Review

It’s a fine film, playing out like a forgettable episode of ’24’. Review

Full of wicked humour, steamy encounters and jaw dropping drama... Review

A slightly flawed but largely successful historical drama. Review

Humour fills the void until the real story reveals itself near the finale, bringing with it some very entertaining drama. Review

Jessica Chastain really makes the film work and brilliantly pays tribute to another hero of history. Review

The charming lead along with the rest of the performers fulfill their roles nicely creating an entertaining story. Review

Riotous B-movie fun, with its killer concept and solid execution audiences won’t be disappointed. Review

A crowd pleasing triumph which should cater for viewers across several generations. Review

Heigl’s incredibly camp performance, a change from her usual rom-com typecasting, is the best thing about the film. Review

The cast are one of the strongest elements of the film, with all members pulling their weight and providing quality performances. Review

Dark storytelling at its finest. Review

Feels like a subdued Woody Allen flick. Review

It’s a sell out of the biggest kind, satisfying the needs of casual mainstream viewers in spectacular fashion. Review

There are moments of quality and the cast still have their wonderful chemistry but as a whole the film is easily the weakest entry in the series. Review

Finely tunes it’s cast including all the essential players and getting rid of any dead weight it had been carrying. Review

This entry also has the most authentic feel of family before the future films take this element too far. Review

The writing is probably at it’s strongest here too with an interesting story built around the villain of the film, Braga. Review

The lack of either Diesel or Walker does cost the film somewhat however transporting to a completely different continent manages keep things fresh. Review