Movie reviews of Bob Mann

It’s an insanely tense film and it has more than its fair share of “WTF” moments...

I was enormously entertained throughout, and this should be near the top of your summer watch list.

Drips with cheese again, but who cares when it is so stylishly done.

All glitz and glamour but with little substance.

A robust and enthralling thriller-cum-romance that unusually delivers on both counts.

While it is not without faults it is a ball-achingly sad tale that moved me.

There are one or too laugh-out-loud moments but the majority of the screenplay is merely smile-worthy...

An effective summer blockbuster that mostly delivers on the thrills and should be a good crowd-pleaser.

Ron Howard has clearly done a good job in buffing up a poisoned chalice so it can at least share space on the Star Wars shelf without being laughed out of the Cantina.

As Marvel films go, it’s another corking comedy.

Every last thriller cliché is mined as the story grinds to an unmemorable and very flat conclusion.

A thoughtful period piece, with some great acting performances and well-directed by Mike Newell.

High-class nonsense, well-written, suitably humorous and providing excellent popcorn entertainment.

It’s no doubt a finely crafted film. But I’m honestly not sure it’s a film that gripped me enough...

It’s an interesting watch...

Still as fun as a slightly tacky ghost house ride at the fairground...

This is a must see for sci-fi and horror fans of all ages.

It’s unusual for me to laugh at a comedy so much, but this one I really did.

High-octane game-play and eye-popping 3D that melds a baseline of Avata” with soupçons of Tron, Minority Report and Dan Brown novels.

In a movie landscape that is pretty devoid of good comedy, here is a movie that really did make me laugh out loud.

It’s a great insight into the life and works of the great man. It could though have cut a slightly harder and more critical edge.

An early summer blockbuster actioner that gets two thumbs up from me. What a pleasant surprise!

After a bit of a bumpy start, its a pleasant watch that culminates in a feel-good ending.

A film that most over-50’s will find a pleasant way to spend two hours.