Movie reviews of Hamish Calvert

The film looks wonderful, and it really had potential to be great...

A watchable film however it is easily forgettable and entertaining for the wrong reasons.

Brilliant and is one of Disney’s greatest films.

One of the most unique films I have seen...

Most definitely one of the best biopics that I have seen.

Acted nicely, it is jumpy and has a nice setting however it simply can’t match up to the standard set by the original.

There isn’t much substance to the movie. Thankfully Amy Adams puts in a wonderful performance...

An inspirational film that should be easily enjoyed.

A solid family film, it will be forgotten about quickly but is satisfying at the time.

Everything that is wrong with Christian cinema...

With great characters comes a great cast...

Gets the job done, it doesn’t do it in a particularly funny or exciting way but there are some things here to be enjoyed.

Tries to say something about todays society but its execution is just so flawed in so many ways that it almost becomes offensive.

Takes far too long to get going and is by no means one of the better films dealing with the themes that it does however there are some golden moments.

The action is solid and keeps you entertained from the start to the end of the movie.

There are more laughs, a more developed plot and it’s just all round a better film.

An original and entertaining film...

Easily the best Biblical film that I have ever seen.

A solid cast perform well to deliver the laughs and the more emotional moments with an actual strong message to convey as well.

The films character development is really interesting and not as conventional as we are used to...

Follows the teen horror genre to a tee and it does it well, so whilst unoriginal and unambitious it delivers what it promises, trashy teen horror fun.

Has all the ingredients to be a wonderful film however it is misguided in areas and simply doesn’t engage the viewer enough.

Highly enjoyable and allows for the viewer to become involved with the story.

It is certainly informative which would suggest that it is a triumph it terms of its biopic genre.