Movie reviews of Hamish Calvert

I did have issues with the unoriginality of the plot and some other details but on the whole I did very much enjoy this movie.

To me it was unfunny, boring and it lacked engagement. It does have good performances...

The two leads are great...

Has impressed me and convinced me further of Jolie’s potential as a director however her writing needs to match this level...

A cracking opening, good character rivalry and some good performances mean that there is plenty to praise here.

With nothing very original or memorable this is a comedy that won’t live long in memory...

Far from the perfect Christmas movie but it’s sure something a little more refreshing for cinema audiences in recent years.

A strong cast work well together offering the audience a very presentably wrapped gift of a movie...

Suffers from what feels like a lack of originality and effort...

Fans of Spielberg and Hanks are going to be sorely disappointed.

Let down by it’s simple and uninteresting plot.

The great performances bring what must be a very funny, emotional and mysterious novel to life with great ease and effectiveness.

A good film but it just falls short of its predecessors...

A very entertaining experience and the charming characters she meets along the way only enhance this experience.

Amongst all its flaws is a wonderful central character and performance from Maggie Smith.

A simple but enjoyable story told well.

The best zombie comedy there’s been since Shaun of the Dead and it’s possible that it could be even more fun!

A fine film with a fantastic performance from Nicholas Hoult...

Ghostface is a brillaint creation and never fails to be entertaining.

Full of all things Bond and is a harp back to the more classic entries in the franchise.

, it’s unusual concept is fully embraced delivering laughs, shocks and discussion throughout the film.

Really wasn’t very good at all, Vin Diesel seems misplaced for the duration of the movie...

A fairly by the numbers gangster biopic, but it’s done very well which masks the unoriginality of the film.

A wildly entertaining Gothic tale.