Movie reviews of Bob Mann

A beautifully crafted film that older viewers will just love.

I didn’t remotely believe the depiction of Churchill...

One of the year’s most novel and impressive low-budget indie horror films.

An enjoyable night out at the flicks, although a bit of a disappointment from the level of expectation I had for it.

Overall a thought provoking piece sufficiently close to the truth as to where society is going to raise the hairs on your neck.

A breath of fresh air for the Thor franchise, more similar to the style of “Guardians of the Galaxy”...

A rather disappointing effort...

Go along with the black comic theme and this is a film that delivers rewards.

Classy it’s certainly NOT, but I enjoyed this just as much as the original.

It doesn’t quite match C-beams glittering in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate (what could)… but its a damned good attempt.

It’s certainly not going to be the worst film I see this year, since at least I wasn’t completely bored for the two hours.

There are numerous loose ends that are never properly tied down.

A breathtakingly delightful film, perfectly balanced, brilliantly acted...

Stylish, thrilling, moving and enormously funny in places, this is action cinema at its best.

This hodge-podge of a flick is sporadically entertaining, but is one I will struggle to remember in a couple of months time.

For those who revel in high octane violent action of the “Taken” variety, with much bad language throughout, it all adds up to a great escapist night at the movies.

It is also, notwithstanding its flaws, a very good film that was a hard watch but impressive. Recommended.

Although tighter and more claustrophobic that some of his better known films, this is a firm favourite of mine.

A screenplay that is both ponderous and unbelievable...

A fun and engaging movie experience that comes highly recommended.

The film is not a write off, and has its moments of brilliance.

A fun summer flick that both amuses and entertains.

An epic action film with a strong emotional core to the story that genuinely moved me.

A thoughtful and thought-provoking film...