Movie reviews of Hamish Calvert

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.

Mulligan wonderfully carries the film and channels her characters feelings very well.

Succeeds on every level much thanks to Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s brilliant central performance and storytelling.

Another fantastic film from Denis Villeneuve...

A great comedy film which I would highly recommend.

Michael Fassbender and Marion Cotillard are fantastic...

Features all the best characters and does so well within the time it has.

Whilst Captive is performed well and it’s very watchable throughout I can’t help but feel it’s a bit of a missed opportunity.

A largely successful thriller, I’d say it’s worth checking out!

A touching but realistic look at illness, friendship and family life.

The film has a good cast who perform well but because the film fails to fully address the issues presented...

The film is void of any kind of excitement and the tension and epic nature of the climb never transpires.

Nothing too special or memorable, its a more lighthearted version of Wild from earlier in the year.

The three main characters are likeable but if it wasn’t for them I would have really struggled to get through the movie.

It certainly appealed to me and as things unfolded in the film I only became more intrigued.

Always great fun, I was constantly entertained and it’s the kind of horror/thriller where you can get involved in the story.

This biopic is always interesting and it combines humour, drama and brutal violence...

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...