Movie reviews of Hamish Calvert

The performances, score, cinematography and complex tone combine very effectively offering a real delight of a cinematic experience...

There are countless issues here without a doubt making this one of the very worst films of the year.

The premise for the film is good but the consequent narrative built around it isn’t of a high enough quality to support the relentless action.

I was impressed by the creativity of certain sequences and the horror was appropriately terrifying.

A lovely insight into the life of a passionate woman who spent her years doing what she loved the most.

The cast work well together in delivering enjoyable performances, the new worlds audiences get to witness are fascinating to explore...

The film is definitely funny, there are few really laugh out loud hilarious moments but it’s constantly amusing.

Inventive action sequences, impressive visual effects work creating the sharks and the overall engagement demanded from audiences...

Several really watchable characters, a spirited story, and despite Professor Poopypant’s best efforts, a lot of laughter.

There’s plenty for everyone to enjoy here and there’s a hell of a lot of worse films to see on date night.

Combines action, emotion & story-telling in a masterful way that should be irresistible to any fan of film.

Eases into a smooth cruise surely concluding this franchise...

There isn’t all that bad in the movie there is just so much that could have been done better.

A highly engaging & entertaining piece of film.

Still manages to be a thought provoking piece on privacy, technology & communication.

With great performances across the whole cast this element is enhanced brilliantly from script to screen.

Isn’t the fastest paced chase film you’ll see and whilst the poetic & literary themes present weren’t for me there will be many viewers who enjoy this slant.

An example of some of the finest film-making & story-telling present in cinema today.

The action, heart and comedy all hit too which will surely make this an MCU favourite for many.

Presents such a challenging narrative in an entertaining way...

A great time.

More of the same dull, unoriginal buddy cop comedies that we’ve now surely lost count of.

The cast, action, comedy and music all combine in such a natural way thanks to the expertise of Wright.

Pleasant viewing, it never induces boredom but apart from a couple of scenes it also never really makes you feel much.