Movie reviews of Hamish Calvert

The action is really fun in parts and there is humour at times too.

There is enjoyment to be had here for sure so don’t listen to the reviews absolutely bashing it – I wasn’t bored for a second.

The originality, creativity and performances of the cast make Me and Earl and the Dying Girl a superb movie.

Consistently good across the board apart from Streep’s performance which surpasses this.

A powerhouse of a movie, the story is just unbelievable and its told in a captivating way.

A must for any dance/electronic music fans, the film certainly lived up to its claims of being a party...

More engaging than the vast majority of rom-coms that I have seen.

A good fun time at the cinema...

The entire cast perform well, the tension is present in a consistent and effective way...

Not a bad movie but it’s not great especially amongst the quality of superhero canon we have in today’s movie culture.

Far from being a good comedy but I don’t think its awful either.

Another solid entry into the Mission Impossible canon.

A great addition to the zombie genre...

Thanks to the performances, the script and pacing the emotion rarely lets up...

Fun, clever and enjoyable...

One of my favourite thrillers in recent years.

Solid performances, humour hitting most of the time and some really nice action moments...

Although the movie wasn’t anything special it was far from being a bad movie and its so easy to enjoy.

The moments of action littered throughout the film were good and I appreciated some of the humour.

Harmless fun that should keep the kids amused for an hour and a half, there are a few laughs but in the end nothing that memorable.

Combining humour and heart in the most effective way yet...

There are some nice messages and a few moments of elevated intrigue but if you aren’t a fan of Sherlock Holmes I wouldn’t recommend this movie.

A complete success and easily surpasses the other sequels in the series.

Doesn’t really boast anything too memorable or noteworthy...