Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark stands as probably the best action adventure film ever made. It's another film from Steven Spielberg's already larger than life collection which stands at the pinnacle of film making. As if Harrison Fo... Read the full review »
This is quite possibly one of the most amazing film experiences I've had. It's hard to critique this shlock-fest properly so I'm basing my rating on the sheer amount of ridiculous fun that can be had watching this.
There's simply no good way to... Read the full review »
I finally got around to seeing this film and I can happily say that I was very surprised and impressed about it. While a film like Guardians of the Galaxy did expanded the MCU in a great way, Doctor Strange does it in a more unique way. It introdu... Read the full review »
The Boxtrolls is Laika's weakest animation, but still an enjoyable flick. When I say it's the weakest, it's not a negative remark because Laika have been pumping out consistently good animations that are enjoyable for everyone. This is no differen... Read the full review »
This film is in my good friend's top four films, and it recently was added to Netflix, so I was eager to watch what I heard was an excellent Adam Sandler performance. Lo and behold, I was really impressed. I would describe this movie as an extrem... Read the full review »
War for the Planet of the Apes has restored my faith in 2017. Just when I thought no blockbuster would be worthy of a perfect rating, this beauty comes along and proves me wrong. Oh. My. Word. This was absolutely phenomenal. Flawless in terms of t... Read the full review »
WHAT I LIKED: Whilst its predecessor was a blockbuster recipe with a very delicate balance of flavours; 'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes' decides to play things with a slightly heavier hand in bringing action and excitement to the foreground. As a... Read the full review »
Godzilla was a decent film and I can appreciate what it was trying to do with the reboot of the MonsterVerse, but it had a lot of issues. For me it came down to two major issues. First and foremost, this movie is called 'Godzilla', but the M.U.T.O... Read the full review »
What are your most anticipated films of August 2017? Add them to your "Want to See" list to participate in the official FilmFed "Most Anticipated Films of August 2017" community list. Read the full blog post »
War for the Planet of the Apes is stunning. The third and last outing in the trilogy is visually astounding, magnificently directed, powerfully acted and emotionally resonant. Matt Reeves ties the trilogy started by Rupert Wyatt with a beautifully... Read the full review »
Hero is a visually arresting martial arts classic. It's not often I say "classic" for this genre, there are certain milestones. Much like Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon back in 2000, Hero became popular in western audiences due to its easy accessi... Read the full review »
As someone who is not familiar with Absolutely Fabulous: the TV show, this movie is somehow being sold as the mother of all chick flicks. We have a sparkling title, sophisticated accents and label-obsessed fashionistas (Saunders & Lumley), who hav... Read the full review »
Burn After Reading, otherwise known as the movie where John Malkovich exasperatedly mutters "what the fuck" in a series of increasing frustration for ninety minutes. No, that's not entirely correct, but if that was actually what the entire movie... Read the full review »
This is one of the best films of the year. Almost everything about this works perfectly. The story is tragic yet beautiful and flows perfectly with impeccable pacing. If the chemistry between the leads didn't work this film would have been a disas... Read the full review »
@buffed_film_buff You do have a point with saying you've not seen enough. I'm quite embarassed to admit some of the films I've not seen and should probably come back and decide properly after watching them.
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Safe House is a well acted action thriller. I mean if you are going to bring in Ryan Reynolds, Denzel Washington, Brendan Gleeson and Vera Farmiga...you're pretty much halfway to making a good film. Yet somehow this still fell short from being gre... Read the full review »
Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates is a "comedy" that just feels tired. Everything here has been done before pretty much and to a better standard. Just a lazy attempt to get some money. Mike and Dave have been ordered to find dates before going to t... Read the full review »
While "The Riot Club" deals with the fraternity ala British way and "Neighbors" in a comedic way, Andrew Neel's latest movie "Goat" suggests another taste to the horrors of hazing in its depiction between two brothers (Jonas & Schnetzer), who test... Read the full review »