Movie reviews of Derrick Carter

A modern, magical holiday classic...

Might not be a great look inside a man who tried to convict an obvious child killer, but it is a decent and informative TV reenactment...

This is far from the best Shakespeare adaptation, but it’s currently the best version of Shrew available.

Crude, dumb comedy and serves its purpose as being damn entertaining!

Elizabeth Hurley and Brendan Fraser do have a fair share of funny moments, but don’t necessarily pull off anything special either.

A creepy little flick that almost falls apart in its inconsistent final act.

Daniel Day-Lewis’s performance is the sole reason that you might want to check this film out.

Moves into some pretty unexpected directions.

Avoid this film in the same way that you would an expired fruitcake!

A solid adaptation of a phenomenal piece of literature.

Transcends the other two prequels. I’d argue this is actually a good movie!

Far more fun and brilliantly stylized than most of the traditional retellings of Shakespeare.

Far more entertaining, exciting and full of better action scenes than the 1999 disappointment.

Definitely a disappointment and a bad movie, but I don’t find it to be as awful as many fans do.

I loved this movie and found it to be a wholly original, unnerving piece of cinema.

Comes from a boring screenplay, bland characters, and ambition that doesn’t pay off.

More focused on Jude Law going crazy as the title character and rocking its own style than in telling an actual story...

Should satisfy those craving an old-fashioned revenge tale where nobody walks away in a redeemable light.

This sequel ups the stupid humor a few notches to an (at times) annoying level.

An interesting gangster film that’s unlike any other I’ve seen.

Comes off like an interesting concept with no effort put into it at all. Avoid this one like you would an actual war zone.

A fantastic comedy that should please both atheists and the religious...

Isn’t a bad set-up film for a good finale.

Definitely a crazy flick and not necessarily a good one.