Movie reviews of Hamish Calvert

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.

Thanks to it’s well known and likeable lead performers it’ll do the job for a cheap night at the cinema with a group of mates.

I wasn’t a fan of the construction of this film with many elements adding to my frustrated lack of engagement.

It’s a harmless affair with all the best intentions.

Easily enjoyable light entertainment...

It’s easily the worst ‘Transformers’ film there’s been and not only that it’s taking the crown for worst blockbuster of the year so far as well.

Cox saves the film from being a complete write off.

There’s equal measures of humour and heart running through the story and you’d be hard pushed not to enjoy such a charming movie.

It’s watchable up to a point, almost entirely thanks to its opening, but I can’t envision any rewatches.

You’ll gasp and wince at all the right moments and you’ll experience suspense in all the appropriate amounts.

The concept is endlessly engaging and the confidence to address the major issues people have with faith is cool.

An adequate period drama mystery.