Movie reviews of Hamish Calvert

An entertaining film which gives spotlight to an inspiring woman and her passion for equality...

It’s a well written piece, offering an engaging way of giving insight into this relationship for the audience.

Ultimately Justice League will continue the divisive trend that the DCEU can’t seem to shake.

The writing only enhances this further with a strong message executed well through the stories of many characters...

Once more shows audiences just how lovable this little bear is.

Nails the essence of Pokémon, the adventure and excitement of it all is here in abundance.

It’s cast, both new and old, create a boisterous chemistry that it’s impossible not to have fun with.

The talented cast go a long way in making the film an entertaining watch.

It’s screenplay is written with a special uniqueness to it that for the most part is enthralling to watch develop.

Continues to solidify Andrew Garfield as one of the most exciting actors working today.

A middle of the road entry into the inescapable ‘Saw’ series.

A glorious cosmic comedy adventure offering a riotous cinematic experience.

Neither credible enough to be taken seriously or boisterous enough to become entertaining...

An absolute triumph in animation...

A rather silly movie...

Succeeds in creating a memorable horror experience through it’s mental narrative yet grounded characters.

Definitely a welcome extension to the franchise!

It’s impartial and representative writing creating the most engaging aspect of the film.

Feels less like a film and more like a momentous sci-fi event.

Tries to be more than just another disaster flick, and for that I somewhat admire it.

Easy viewing but nonetheless a confident debut from Hallie Meyers-Shyer.

Perfectly serviceable and should maintain your attention for the entirety of the film but ultimately it fails to take advantage of improving or progressing the story...

A surprisingly insightful look into the family behind some of the most loved fictional characters of all time.

Continues Vaughn’s fantastic run in the directors chair.