Movie reviews of Hamish Calvert

Funny, charming and succinct...

A waste of time...

Not scary, it’s not particularly well written and it is full of characters that make no sense. However, the whole thing is still very watchable.

A rather uneventful affair.

I was bored stiff watching this.

Cheesier and more long winded than the first, it will be up to the individual to decide whether or not that is a good thing.

Fine, I can see why those with an interest in musicals etc would enjoy this movie...

Whilst sometimes confusing in tone and slightly monotonous, is nearly always engaging.

The humour always hits the mark and the more emotional moments deliver too.

A competent film which is easily enjoyable.

A very random action film.

I really enjoyed moments of this movie and its very watchable bar the section just discussed...

Edwards's characters are written so well and the techniques he uses to showcase them are brilliant...

A vast improvement on some other more recent efforts such as Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit.

The most relevant horror I have seen before, its concept lends itself very well to today’s society and culture and is executed very cleverly.

Manages to move forward and all amongst some fantastic action sequences.

Maintained my interest for most of the running time, it had a few interesting characters and solid performances all round...

Not a bad film, but pretty far from being good.

Impressive cast do what they do best here and deliver some great performances...

A wonderful film of an amazing true story.

Ends up being pretty harmless, it is watchable due to its sporadic humour...

An unimaginative script, non-existent pacing and uninspiring performances for the most part.

Largely a lack of key character development and problems with pacing hold The Water Diviner back from its full potential.

The tribute created here for him couldn’t have been any more perfect.