These are all the movies and series that David has reviewed. Read more at: DoubleFeaturePreachers.
Number of movie reviews: 533 / 533
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Decidedly bland and average, the film tells a nice story about a nice time to live. Review
Just a terrible excuse for a love story, it finds solace in the mundane and the ordinary, namely, its script and premise. Review
Predictable, but maintains a steady level of suspense anyways through Lively’s performance. Review
Beautiful filming and terrific acting create a story worth multiple viewings. Review
A hauntingly beautiful tale of a young, gay black man in Miami as he grows into a man. Review
The formula works, and the acting is great in this true story romance. Review
The most realistic war film out there, it paints an unlikely (but true) hero into our memories in the tradition of Saving Private Ryan. Review
A quiet sci-fi filled with beautiful shots, extraordinary ideas about time and family, and of course, a tremendous (SNUBBED!) performance by Amy Adams. Review
A choreographed ending can’t spoil a performance by Isabelle Huppert, in one of the strangest movies I’ve watched in a while. Review
A wonderful story, with courageous actors, the entire picture comes together in the swell of a song that you never want to end. Review
Relishing in the silence, too much goes unsaid in this historical drama. Review
Better than average acting performances and excellent costumes elevate poor plot pacing. Review
A terrific modern western that goes further than bad or good, but questions whether morals and issues can exist on both sides of the law. Review
A powerful score, jarring camerawork, and a terrific performance lead you forward with a movie that is thrilling to watch, even when you know what’s coming. Review
Terrific acting that encompasses the poetry of dialogue from a prize-winning play. Review
A feel good film about a trio of women that most of us haven’t heard about, Hidden Figures doesn’t hit any new notes, but plays the song well anyway. Review
A heavy film about fatherhood, family, and what parenting really is. Review
One of the few YA romance movies that was actually enjoyable to watch - disregard the seemingly negative review. Review
So much feeling! that develops from this film, mainly due to Casey Affleck’s mesmerizing performance. Review
Dev Patel turns in a fantastic performance in the story of a man that just wants to find home. Review
A movie that falls short of a lot of what it could have been, while still maintaining a semblance of entertainment. Review
Full of more ups and downs than a roller coaster, a drunk and sweaty McConaughey turns in a good performance, under a façade of weight and baldness. Review
Frequently hilarious, this retelling of classic Sherlock Holmes seems like a precursor to BBC’s Sherlock. Review
Visually stunning, but lacking character development, this movie is an interesting watch, but not a necessary one. Review
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