Movie reviews of Hamish Calvert

It’s definitely not as scary as the first film but I think it’s a hell of a lot more fun. Review

The anime style of animation fused with probably the coolest comic book character of all time is all kinds of bad-ass. Review

It’s more concerned with hammering home its well intended, yet somewhat flawed, message through its story than delivering laughs. Review

The careful allocation of screen time for each character combined with the authentic humour, raw emotion, fruition of storylines ten years in the making... Review

Quickly descends into an over the top creature feature feeling twice as long as its ninety minute run-time. Review

Is at times rather subdued but for all the sadness it holds it also celebrates life... Review

Has a great punchline but shaky delivery. Review

The compelling central debate is framed by the well crafted human drama unfolding around it combining together to tell a thoroughly engaging true story. Review

Truly devoid of any effective horror. Review

An off-beat comedy thriller on acid, however it’s thriller aspects are almost always more impressive than its comedic ones. Review

The writing of both characters and dialogue enhances the narrative quality also, culminating in a relatable sibling relationship... Review

Nonetheless it delivers on all the best elements of a creature feature thanks to it’s over the top action, performances and script... Review

The terrible lead performance and lack of any real engagement through it’s story only make it’s tasteless themes all the more noticeable... Review

An intriguingly put together piece of horror and although it’s not particularly terrifying, and as a result not all that memorable, it has clear craftsmanship... Review

It’s an electrifying cinematic experience with real drive... Review

A powerful family drama set against the backdrop of an insanely well executed monster movie. Review

Unlike any other boxing film I’ve seen before Journeyman packs an emotional punch and keeps on hitting. Review

Anderson and audiences alike can rely on the humongous, varied and talented voice cast assembled to bring his oddball creations to life. Review

Constantly amusing and manages to evoke audience laughter on many occasions. Review

Once you accept the completely crazy storyline strap yourself in for the most bonkers finale you’ll have seen for years and you’ll have one hell of a ride. Review

Ultimately feels enjoyable in the moment but lacks any real lasting impact. Review

A comedy, it’s a romance, it’s a high school movie, it’s so many things but most importantly it’s progress. Review

As far as stylized procedurals go, Instinct is one that takes a softer approach on stereotypical characters. Review

Despite this there isn’t anything inherently bad about the film it’s just distinctly average. Review