Movie reviews of David Whitley

M. Night Shyamalan, ever heard of him? Returns to his classic days to bring you this thriller worth watching.

Superfluous to the max, this sequel really doesn’t have much to offer you.

It may be a by-the-books thriller for most of it, but Blunt turns in such a performance that you need to watch it.

Bristling with good acting, a good story, and Aaron Eckhart’s mustache.

One of the most mesmerizing openings in film, entertaining characters, it’s entertaining but fails to attain the highest status because of plot pacing.

A possible ideology (one I wouldn’t recommend), a visceral experience, blood-soaked faces, and outstanding acting performances.

A movie that starts strong, but loses the threads of what could have been a very interesting story.

A movie that improves on its predecessor, but only barely.

Jokes that fall flat, and a topsy turvy plot that relies too much on going “HAHAHA” really loudly.

A movie that instantly became a Christmas classic that shows some signs of aging, but still hits hard emotionally.

A wonderful re-working of a holiday classic that maintains all of the heavy moments of the literature in question while presenting it in an accessible format for children.

It’s easily a classic, despite scenes that continue to age with time.

So much promise just waiting on the surface of this film that doesn’t quite deliver what it promises.

An average, zany comedy that made me chuckle at times and cringe at others.

Despite an all-star cast, I can’t get behind this explanatory action film.

A movie that gets messy, but tries hard in a swashbuckling, lightning pirate sort of way, and inevitably fights its way into your heart.

I really think that the pacing of the moving was good, and different.

If you like a mixed bag, you’ll love this one.

Tonally a mess, I could never quite figure out what I was watching, and why I still was...

I’m as torn on this one as the main characters guys.

Neither original nor terribly inspiring, it runs into the boring territory much more often than you would like for a family film.

A mixture of performances, along with a roller coaster of a plot, it can’t help but feel like home at times.

The plot is a heist, there are vulgar jokes, the end.

An incredibly dull movie that I was really hoping to enjoy.