Movie reviews of Hamish Calvert

The film fights off the boredom it first produces and actually ends up being weirdly entertaining.

One of the most enjoyable middle east action film we’ve seen in a long time.

The monster mayhem never lets up and you won’t be bored for a second.

A massive disappointment...

Deals with an incredibly sinister true story and it handles it in a way similar to the real life investigation it’s depicting sparring no details.

The strong performance from the characters playing the miners really takes you into this story...

Was amusing enough for it’s running time but it’s also instantly forgettable and something I’m unlikely to revisit.

Whilst Efron and De Niro are as likeable as they can be they can’t rescue this painfully unfunny comedy from it’s crude and immature nature...

A dumb popcorn movie which is entertaining in parts but it could have done with being a little more fun.

I really did enjoy my time watching this movie and there are enough good moments throughout the film to warrant the price of admission.

It failed to ever draw me into this mad world of banking and business due to it’s cameos and constant breaking of the fourth wall.

Give ‘Layla’ your full attention as it promises to entertain, stimulate and excite you.

A powerhouse of a film and I hope as many people see it as possible.

A wonderfully creative and original movi...

A fantastic piece of film-making but also a highly entertaining movie...

Performed very well by its cast but it’s inconsistent narrative lets it down which is a real shame as when the film is good, it’s very good.

With fantastic performances, a good pace and an uncommon subject matter the film was interesting...

A good premise with a mixture of humour, more lands than doesn’t and with a good conclusion...

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...