Filmrecensies van Jason King

This movie, while brilliant, is one of the saddest movies I have ever seen.

One of the best thrillers of 2017 and a superb directorial debut.

An incredibly tense war time recreation of a phenomenal and pivotal evacuation.

A musical orgy of a film that has a brilliant screenplay, phenomenal casting and car stunts that will leave your mouth agape.

A beautiful-to-look-at tense atmospheric movie.

Action action action but more intimate than seeing entire cities destroyed by hard-hitting Avengers or struggling DC heroes.

It gets half a point for Cogman, half a point for Bumble Bee, and one full point for the visuals.

Gives the Pirates Quintuplet a fond closure and a fun rollicking send off.

A juvenile piece of movie poop that needs to be burned in fire.

A remarkable tale of survival and a brilliant addition to the heartbreaking but needed World War 2 movie canon.

Too close to more of the same.

Needs to be seen for Stone and Gosling.

A modern horror masterpiece that will get inside your head and mess it up.

While it has less comedy and action it does have a lot more heart and character development.

A pretty over the top stupid enjoyable movie that sits well in the canon.

As far as superhero movies go it is not even close to the worst in the last couple of years. It’s morphin’ time.

Worth it for the songs alone and Watson and Stevens nailing their roles.

It settled on neither locked into silliness trying to be serious. It just wasn’t fun.

One of the most beautiful things you will ever see on a cinema screen. It is also the ultimate in a girl power movie.

Moves at a snail’s pace and while a sad story of grief that pains the heart the movie didn’t need to be made.

Hits some fine high notes at the heart of the story but wasn’t the cinematic symphony this story deserved.

A truly superb real-life tale that needs to be seen.

One of the most harrowing tales of grief that has ever been made.

Hysterical, powerful, visual and moving.