Tag Archive for: Movie Reviews

‘Fast X’ Has Too Many Characters And Storylines: Movie Review

Fans will lap up this chapter in the Fast series as it brings everything and everyone back. But too many characters are underdeveloped.

‘On a Wing and a Prayer’ – Reel Dialogue Movie Review

It’s a gripping true story of an emergency plane landing – but the screenplay struggles to get the story off the ground, says Russ Matthews.

Polite Society: A Comical Action Star in a Sari

Priya Kansara delivers a perfect mix of martial arts, slapstick humour, and love, alongside her sidekicks, Seraphina Beh and Ella Bruccoleri.

Video Game Rights Becomes Compelling Viewing in ‘Tetris’

Despite the artistic license of the screenplay, the majority of the events in ‘Tetris’ did happen, writes film critic Russ Matthews.

The Super Mario Bros Movie Best For Fans Only [Movie Review]

The Super Mario Bros movie tries so hard to be faithful to the original stories, it’s inaccessible to non-gamers, writes Russ Matthews.

Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves – Movie Review

Dungeons & Dragons delivers a fan excursion into the realm of dark magic and treasures guarded by dragons, writes Russ Matthews.

‘Champions’ – a Humorous, Inspiring Story of Special Olympic Athletes

Champions is a raw, humorous, and inspiring look into the lives of Special Olympic athletes, starring Woody Harrelson.

‘Jesus Revolution’ – The Impact of the Bible’s Message on a Generation

‘Jesus Revolution’ gives audiences a glimpse into a portion of history that may have been buried under all of the events of modern society.

‘Air’ and the Nike Story – Reel Dialogue Movie Review

Air unapologetically focuses on the Nike shoe. As director, Ben Affleck has to walk that fine line between story and marketing.

John Wick: Chapter 4 – Reel Dialogue Movie Review

Whether he’s a real man or a ghost working his way out of hell, John Wick has become a decade-long franchise that’s redefined the action genre.

‘Shazam! Fury of the Gods’ Feels Like End of an Era

‘Shazam! Fury of the Gods’ feels like the end of an era, giving DCEU fans what they want, but not hinting at anything new to look forward to.

Glass Onions: A Knives Out Mystery

Daniel Craig as master detective Benoit Blanc was a revelation and proved to be one of the best films of 2019. Now Netflix is giving us more.

‘Till’ Tells an Important Story That is Timeless

‘Till’ will touch parents’ souls while providing a historical perspective on one of the darker sides of humanity, writes Russ Matthews.

‘Sharper’ A Clever Psychological Thriller

‘Sharper’ is a twisted journey into the world of billionaires and those who hope to gain access to their riches.

Fighting Feelings and the Past Come Head-to-Head in ‘Creed III’

In an art-scape increasingly giving attention to women and under-represented social groups, this movie instead looks into the heart of men.

‘Aftersun’ is a Film That Sneaks Up On You [Movie Review]

The emotion of ‘Aftersun’ sneaks up on you, and it will likely linger in the heart and mind for longer than expected, writes Michael Walsh.

In a Culture That Questions Male Friendship, ‘Close’ is a Cautionary Tale

Humanity is designed for human connection. We should be slow to define these connections and allow boys to be friends, writes Russ Matthews.

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania

After four phases of films, the Marvel Cinematic Universe is now set to launch into Phase Five, kicked off by Ant-Man himself.