Movie reviews of Hamish Calvert

The Rock is awesome, Neve Campbell kicks some serious ass and ultimately help deliver a thoroughly enjoyable disaster porn adventure... Review

Ends up as what many feared it would, an unnecessary, underwhelming and unmemorable sequel. Review

A charming celebration of a wartime story that’s potentially been lost in the grander narrative of this historic period until now. Review

A refreshing break from blockbuster season offering a small scale standalone story with a concept that’s a blast to see develop. Review

Like a heavy night out, it has its moments but come the morning it might be a struggle to remember all the details. Review

An adventurous, comedic and well animated family film which will provide ample entertainment over the summer holidays. Review

The mixture of electric courtroom drama and suspenseful third act thrills make sure that this is a foreign film you won’t have trouble remembering come the end of the year. Review

Continues the momentum of one of the most robust horror series in recent years. Balancing action packed horror sequences with engaging political commentary. Review

The comedy ensemble have enough chemistry to make sure viewers have a good time... Review

An often engaging piece of drama shedding light on such a famous figure and his closest companions in some of his lesser talked about years. Review

It’s a more methodical, patient and brooding affair but one with truly disturbing results. Review

The ensemble works, and once this is the case the rest of the film largely falls into place. Review

The film lacks any real drive and its comedy isn’t consistent or effective enough for it to stand out in its genre... Review

Flaws and all though it’s still an entertaining blockbuster with some really excellent moments throughout. Review

If you thrive on shocking, mysterious and dramatic thrillers you’ll have a blast with this. Review

Sheila Hancock and August Jakobsson prevent it from becoming a complete cinematic disaster... Review

Times have certainly changed but one thing that remains is the complexities of relationships and this drama showcases that excellently... Review

Alden Ehrenreich's performance is excellent as he nails Han’s mannerisms and his personality that we all know so well. Review

Much the same as the original film, in that it blends a unique type of comedy for this genre with obscene violence and superhero action. Review

With a distinct lack of anything entertaining within, Entebbe feels like a wasted narrative... Review

Boasts a streamlined yet strong story, showcasing individuals and groups who are often written off from society without so much as a chance to better themselves. Review

A tender, but also hard-hitting coming-of-age drama told through the lens of an often unrewarding way of life. Review

It’s definitely not as scary as the first film but I think it’s a hell of a lot more fun. Review

The anime style of animation fused with probably the coolest comic book character of all time is all kinds of bad-ass. Review