Movie reviews of David Whitley

The movie industry again dumbs down what could have been an excellent movie.

A few funny moments cannot save this movie from becoming another giant cliché fest by the end of the running time.

Visceral and hard hitting, with a strong performance from Anton Yelchin, this movie will leave you thinking.

Filled with clichés and overlong, the picture is nonetheless rather compelling in small stretches.

An okay performance by its actors, a decent story, but it flounders in its confusion.

One of the best shows in recent memory – simultaneously original and familiar.

Trying to breathe new life into the vampire genre, it fails miserably and just exhales softly.

A movie that piles on the darkness while leaving you breathless in its momentary intensity.

A useless movie that really shouldn’t have been made, but still provides emotional depth and some good acting performances.

One of those rare sequels that improves upon its predecessor....

Taking inspiration from the source material, the film is fast-paced at times, slow at others, but overall entertaining.

A series that finishes with a slap in the face after two movies of fairy tales.

The rare sequel that continues on with a great story, and even betters what I thought couldn’t improve.

A beautiful dialogue-driven love story that has an ending that is as wonderful as it is frustrating.

A lot of emotional impact in one small package, Jacob Tremblay stars in this film that carries much more weight than the title suggests.

Brash and offensive, there is a message in here somewhere, even if it is hard to find through the comedic slugfest.

Fun throughout, with strong performances by its leads, script falters cannot bring this film down.

There are several characters that are majorly underdeveloped...

Kurt Russell with a surprise subtlety in this inspirational story of the 1980 Olympic U.S. Men’s Hockey Team.

Feel the rhythm and feel the rhyme for this formulaic underdog story of a real life event: a Jamaican bobsled team.

Intense film with captivating performances, but the blips in time cause some loss in storyline.

Great Sci-Fi that is action packed and presents lots of questions (not all of which are answered).

Preys heavily on nostalgia while checking all the Michael Bay boxes, this isn’t a great movie, but I couldn’t help but be entertained....

A movie that does a decent job at introducing a new generation of kids to the story of the turtles, but it adds a large amount of unnecessary things to the story.