Movie reviews of Ian Crow

Only an average film that is saved by Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper.

Gifted with a talented cast that helps every second of the film flow seamlessly and provide us with great acting...

Just good old fun – appealing to both the film fan and the small child in me that idolised the originals.

Oddly paced and lacking important tone, a rare miss from one of the industries greats.

Had me in fits throughout the movie and provides hilarious moments in every scene of the film.

Johnny Depp and Joel Edgerton shine together on screen and really pull great performances out of the bag...

An intriguing story, brilliant camera work and extraordinary performances...

A pleasant watch over the festive period.

The screenplay is brilliant by the Coen’s and Spielberg’s direction is second to none.

With some decent performances and interesting story it could have been a lot better without an unbalanced plot, mismatched editing and a serious casting issue...

It finished off the franchise nicely.

Very lucky to have a brilliant cast, not only in starring roles, but in the supporting too.

A good continuation of Craig’s Bond story...

Potential galore, an interesting premise, but it falls short.

A pretty terrible movie that’s only made worse by Vin Diesel wearing a wig and fake facial hair.

An enjoyable ride for anyone genuinely interested in one of cycling’s most prolific doping scandals.

A worthwhile story that dares to tell the story of womens rights in early 20th Century Britain.

Perfect for all ages and provides some breath-taking moments with a dash of humour on the side...

Really hard to engage and feel completely satisfied given the amount of love circulating around the animated classic.

Some huge positives that should be celebrated including the lead performance from Fassbender and the direction by Justin Kurzel.

The brilliant direction and choice of story-telling for the family is poetic...

Ridley Scott has managed to take a simple story of a man thought lost in space and turn it into a heroic adventure of survival, drama and emotion.

Definitely does enough to make me never want to climb that mountain.

Hypnotising from start to finish...