Movie reviews of Jeremy Lebens

Thankfully, Michael Fassbender's performance is serviceable and Kodi Smit-McPhee's progression as an actor is notable.

A found-footage disappointment, lacking not only jump-scares, but a clue as to how to properly film a found-footage film.

George Miller has crafted something that's insanely creative and exploding with bold filmmaking that's off the charts inventive and exhilarating.

Arnold Schwarzengger and Abigail Breslin's performances definitely elevate the material far past Henry Hobson's dark and restrained direction.

The action is larger, the comedy is more funny and the team-building is better than ever.

A rather shallow and lacking dramatic mess of a film.

Baumbach hasn't exactly captured lightening in a bottle, but his approach is sincere enough to deem it a worthy viewing...

A dark and relentless drama, with two absolutely phenomenal performances by James Franco and Jonah Hill...

Barely a sequel, failing to follow its predecessor in virtually every way, instead playing out as a very cliched war drama, with little to no actual monsters.

A wobbly mess, balancing dark messages and hidden subtext with visual flare that's often empty and too drawn out.

The latest gimmick horror film that actually works for the most part.

The loudest and most energetic Fast & Furious entry yet.

Suspenseful and uncomfortable and that’s precisely why it works so well as a horror flick.

Ferrell and Hart work great together and help create a mostly balanced comedy...

Sean Penn trying something new and mostly failing in his attempt..

An adrenaline rush from start to finish.

Clearly the film is trying too hard to be another District 9, without having an original idea of its own...

Combines bits and pieces of ideas and concepts from much better horror films, while never bothering to add its own flavor.

A good film that mostly respects its audience and delivers on all of the entertaining promises that it presents.

Thematically hollow and more popcorn-friendly than thought-provoking.

One of those films that Hart’s done right and good enough to warrant my matinee dollars.

Jolie and her crew simply read the jarring script and throw it onto film...

A fascinating film directed with enough skill and acted with a whole lot of heart.