These are all the movies and series that Jacob has reviewed. Read more at: Film Focus.
Number of movie reviews: 487 / 487
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With some fantastic visuals and great twists, Blink Twice is a thrilling exploration of memory as weapon amidst the bored ultra-rich. Review
And The Ocean Agreed deals with a challenging topic with nuance and skill, coupled with wonderful visuals and some strong performances. Review
A return to form per se for the Alien franchise; this new iteration brings the claustrophobic scares. Review
A uniquely romance mired amidst a relatively tightrope-walking depiction of domestic violence, It Ends With Us is, if anything, a star vehicle for the fantastic Blake Lively. Review
This middling, ambling cold case thriller apes Memento, without ever really coming close to being compelling viewing. Review
Bloody, violent, swear-word filled action that threads a barely there plot with constant and consistent laugh-out-loud moments. Review
This hard-rocking, fist-pumping, cheese-filled actioner takes itself a little too seriously and a little too sciency to truly be great, but whenever Glen Powell is on screen, it feels like it has the energy to fight a twister with its bare knuckles. Review
It might be slightly saccharine, but this lunar-themed rom-com has enough fuel to get it to the moon and back. Review
Perhaps not quite as stressful or menacing as it could be, The Bikeriders is nevertheless propulsive viewing thanks to a trio of stand-out performances among a cast of uniformly fantastic ones. Review
Gru returns, with an ever growing brood, in this fourth installment of more-of-the-same from Illumination. Review
The addition of new emotions is fun, but this sequel fails to capture the magic of the first. Review
There’s not a rough edge in sight here, but despite its sheen, caricature character and polish, Bad Boys: Ride or Die still manages to capture enough of the magic to be a blast. Review
Delia’s Gone is a very pretty movie, well made and often well acted, but without a lot to say. Review
Brutal, mile-a-minute action takes us back to the wasteland in this gruesome, gory and grueling display from George Miller. Review
IF is saccharine and perhaps a bit mistargeted, but ultimately beautiful, fun and enjoyable. Review
A sumptuous digital extravaganza that never quite reaches the heights of the previous trilogy. Review
This fast, funny, action-packed rom-com is a breath of fresh air, but not likely to stay with you for a long time. Review
Civil War is a shock to the system; a gorgeously made film that will have you on the edge of your seat, and leave you rattled. Review
Control is intriguing only in the fact that someone was willing to let Spacey back into the fold. Outside of that, the film is poorly acted, poorly edited, poorly shot, and poorly written. Review
Rambunctious, hilarious, crude, crass and surprising, Wicked Little Letters is a wicked little time in the cinema. Review
A flawless sequel to a flawless film, Villeneuve goes big, bold and epic with this installment. Review
A rip-roaring, fast paced, outspoken comedic crime farce, Drive Away Dolls is a swing for the fences piece of cinema. It’s a blast, but a relatively un-impactful one. Review
Bob Marley graces the big screen once again in this serviceable, if uninspired, biopic. Review
A musical update on the classic tale hits all the right notes. Review
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