Movie reviews of Derrick Carter

Probably one of the most important movies about journalism and writing that I’ve seen.

An okay oddity that really didn’t disturb me, shock me or make me laugh, but remains gripping in its own weirdly indescribable way.

Not as potentially great as it could have been, but it’s the best film adaptation we can hope for.

Packs a lot of emotion and humor.

Astoundingly inept in its stupid plot.

A funny and fascinating documentary that sheds light on why we can’t have nice things.

A strictly middle-of-the-road experience.

A standalone superhero flick with dark sensibilities.

A decent flick that could have been so much better.

S a middle-of-the-road monster movie when taken on its own.

You could do a lot worse as far as monster movies are concerned, but you can also do a hell of a lot better!

The story is terrifically exciting and endlessly rewatchable.

Comes recommended for those who want a simple comedy.

Basically the Kick-Ass of the spy genre.

May be boring at points and downright silly all the way through, but I was slightly entertained for a reasonable amount of time.

The music is good, as in it feels like it belongs to a far better film.

Winds up as a middle-of-the-road flick that I really can’t recommend.

An okay found footage flick that comes off as entertaining enough...

Should have been slightly fun, but there’s not a single drop of fun to be had here.

I was entertained from start to finish and that’s really what I hope for in a space opera.

Essentially Maniac with two talking pets and a nasty sense of humor. Take that as you will.

Lots of humor, a clever story, well-shot action scenes, awesome effects, and likable characters.

A deliberately paced, mature crime-drama that focuses far more on drama caused by crime than crime caused by drama.

Trashy fun.