Movie reviews of Daniel ChadwickShubat

The main problem is its struggle to offer anything new in any department whether its action, character, or story.

A thriller that, unlike the book doesn’t thrill or surprise.

Could have been a more emotionally stirring experience but at the end it settles for “good” instead of “great”.

An overly fast film with good ideas that could have been executed so much better under a better filmmaking team.

It is quite content to embrace the moments where silence and stolen glances are the most telling.

An old fashion buddy detective comedy that is both well-made and funny.

It’s a slow build, but the journey is so worth it. At least, up until a certain point.

An entertaining film with a good cast and an attention-grabbing story, but it doesn’t come close to realizing its full potential...

A respectable world war thriller with a good cast, strong character development, and some decent action scenes.

It’s definitely a lot smarter than the controversial The Interview, but only slightly less offensive.

All the great aspects are let down by Allen’s poorly structured screenplay and inability to make any of these characters likable...

Might not be everyone’s cup of tea but I guarantee that everyone will find something they like...

Intelligent, bursting with social commentary and features some thrilling action sequences.

An amusing script and two great actors inviting you to enjoy your time in their company.

It was still enjoyable, with the magic looking as cool as ever and the comedic banter between the Horsemen still going strong.

Filled with great performances, hilarity and solid directing.

An incredibly funny look at the huge gap between the lower class and the higher class...

Awesome action, heart-wrenching drama and some fantastic comedy to boot.

A thought provoking, unequivocally entertaining movie...

Meticulously made and the action is immaculate.

It’s beautiful, visual backdrop and strong supporting cast saved it from being one of the most anticipated critical flops of the year.

A light-hearted, rock ‘n’ rolling great time...

Backed by fantastic directing by Cary Fukunaga and great performances by its entire cast...

Coaxes brilliant performances out of its cast with a impeccable script helping to lead the way to one of the finest movies of the year.