Movie reviews of David Whitley

Beautiful and slowly burning to a consequence we all see coming.

Frankly awful.

A tightly crafted horror film.

There’s a bunch of the Coen’s traditional comedy here, but it’s stretched and thin.

Beautifully shot, deeply written, with criticism available for any aspect you wish.

So is Se7en a good crime horror? Absolutely. Lynch shows why he is so talented and why he really took off in the nineties.

For a short short, it’s pretty good.

This movie isn’t just a laugh fest. There are some absolutely cheer worthy moments where the crowd went wild during the screening.

Dark and hilarious, this film put the Coen brothers firmly on the map for good reason.

Uncomfortable due to its subject matter, this short doesn’t quite get across its message.

A wonderfully meta horror film.

A movie that doesn’t really strive to be any more than it is – dumb popcorn fare.

The script is average, leaning towards talented, particularly in the scenes between the adults.

Overall the script is strong, and carries it forward to a satisfactory ending.

Allow Spielberg and Hooper to show you how to truly haunt a house.

One of the best of a crop of anti-war movies.

One of the greatest action (and greatest Christmas movies) of all time.

One of the greatest of all horror comedies.

Classic science fiction for a reason.

Inventive and well-acted, with a huge subtext.

Truly hilarious comedy that is both intelligent and full of slap stick.

Tom Cruise stars in this perfectly average drug runner movie from 2017.

Family, music, and how they go together – Pixar lands another winning movie.

A funny, beautiful, independent comedy.