Filmrecensies van Jason King

A highly inspirational movie that looks at a larger than life lady that constantly battles the people of the world to better their own planet.

Gets a perfect five points for it’s terrifying ability to really shake me to the core.

I laughed endlessly watching these women just chat in a wonderful environment. Just marvellous.

On the film front A Monster Calls released first and is a far superior movie into the imaginative escapism of grief.

It was a refreshing blast and a lot of fun.

A much slower, yet desperate and heartfelt, foray into the zombie genre.

It was fantastic jumping through the fourth wall again with an insane Ryan Reynolds but the story was as weak as baby legs.

One of the most resonating Australian movies I have seen in year...

It is so tightly woven, blending a decade of films into the ensemble masterpiece it is today.

If you want a fantastic heartwarming movie in the vein of Downton Abbey and other light British dramas then The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society is for you.

Does offer some good standard jump scares and death...

It is cinematic perfection and gains a perfect score...

It is hands down the best alien thriller movie since Aliens with more tension than I could handle.

Will be one of the best films of 2018 that no one will hear of.

One of the best popcorn blockbusters you will see this year.

If decent screenplay, effects and memorable movies are more your thing avoid this like the plague.

A heart-warming light-hearted, but deeply profound, love story I will cherish for the rest of my life.

It’s a fun, no brainer movie that is heavily predictable and will be completely forgotten until the sequel.

Becomes more difficult to view as it progresses. It’s modern art-house.

A brave movie of cultural clashes that deserves respect and all the awards that have, and will come, its way.

A perfect study in nuanced idiosyncratic artistic obsession that demands a viewing.

While not without fault this dark comedic sport biopic tale of abuse, figure skating, hilarious idiocy, and one unlucky girl is well worth the price of a cinema ticket.

It isn’t quite HARRY POTTER and it isn’t quite GHIBLI but my god it’s a wonderful distant cousin of the two.

It was a fantastic ending to the franchise and I am very happy with the way the character arcs concluded.