John Holland

If this is the state of the USAs defence and organization then they are in a world of trouble. Totally unbelievable scenario, key personnel who panic and disaster plans which are a disaster and inadequate defence systems that are ineffective. Idris Elba, an English actor as POTUS who can't make decisions is absolutely unbelievable. Unbelievable, unlikely and a complete waste of time.

I thought this was a great addition to the John Wick franchise, the ending just begs for a sequel hopefully this was intensional. Ana de Armas was perfect for the role but I thought Keanu's cameo could have been a bit longer. Also, "killer" soundtrack. I am sure the amateur critics will find many faults but I really enjoyed the movie.

Maybe I am not the right person to review movies as I rarely look at things like the lighting or the gaps in the plot (as long as they're not too obvious) etc. I just take the movie at face value and look at whether I enjoyed the movie or not and I really enjoyed Trap. In retrospect I can think of a number of things that would, in my opinion, improve the movie but I don't think M Night Shayamalan is going to consult me on his future films anytime soon. Basically, the police organize a major music concert with the aim of catching a serial killer, dubbed the Butcher, who they know is going to be going to the concert. The draw card is a popular singer with a massive teenage following. Josh Hartnett is very good at the outwardly normal devoted dad with a very dark side and much of the first half of the movie concentrates on his efforts to escape the ring of police surrounding the venue without being caught. To comment on the plot any further would spoil the movie but it's obvious that the movie is designed to showcase Shayamalan's highly talented daughter who takes the part of singer Lady Raven, who also wrote and performed most of the songs. I have seen better movies that I have enjoyed more but, for me, Trap was a pleasant way to pass today's cold, wet afternoon.

I am in no way a movie critic and my only criteria is whether I enjoyed the movie or not, I don't look for small errors and have really disliked a couple of Oscar winning movies but loved others that most reviewers have hated. My wife and I loved The Fall Guy, it was full of action and Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt have always been among our favourite actors so maybe we were a bit biased. Yes, there were a few irritating parts in the dialog but overall it was fast paced and exciting with the usual humour we have come to expect from Ryan Gosling. It was also a bit predictable but so what, most movies are pretty predictable these days. The inclusion of an Australian Kelpie (sheep dog) named Jean Claude who, ironically, only understands French was great. The story line is a bit far fetched but that's what I go to movies for, to see things that are a bit unusual if not improbable, if I want to see real life stuff, I watch the news. I recommend the Fall Guy to anyone who likes action movies and goes to movies to be entertained.

Typical Jason Stratham movie, filled with impossible action sequences. The film maintains a high intensity throughout with Jason overcoming numerous opponents by any means necessary. His vengeance on phishing scammers is ruthless and had me silently cheering and wishing there was someone in the real world who could sort out these parasites on society but unfortunately things don't often work out as they do in the movies. If you like criticising acting, scripts, lighting etc best go and watch another movie. A lowlight for me was the mercenary introduced towards the end of the movie, his fake South African accent was almost as bad as his acting. However if you like high action exciting movies, where the bad guys get their comeuppance, then you will love The Beekeeper.

We loved this movie, it was great escapism. Put two of my favourite male actors, the Rock and Ryan Reynolds together in a movie, add Wonderwoman, Gal Gadot and in my opinion little can go wrong. I am sure that professional critics and people with no sense of humour will find fault with this movie but it's a long time since I have laughed so much in a movie. Ryan Reynolds is hilarious and the Rock a perfect foil for his humour. The end was a perfect opening for Red Notice 2, I really hope they do make sequel.

Really enjoyed the first Top Gun and loved the latest one. Yeah there were a few holes in the plot but I don't go to the movies to see "normal" stuff , I expect to see over the top situations and there were these in abundance in TG Maverick.

The graphics were great and I liked the various creatures that appeared throughout the movie. However the time between this movie and the original Avatar was far too long, I had forgotten most of the plot of the first Avatar which, as the two are interlaced, made aspects of the second movie a bit confusing for me. Also, the Avatars are blue so, to bring in some diversity, various ethnic accents were used by several characters which I found hilarious and unnecessary. Otherwise, I enjoyed the movie although it could have been edited down quite a bit, three hours + is a really long and bladder torturing movie. We watched in 3D and in my opinion this is the only way to view this movie on a big screen.

The format of this movie was very different to the norm and almost the entire movie was shot through either a computer screen or a mobile phone screen and was heavily reliant on various social media platforms. I thought that the plot was good and it held my attention throughout the movie although I am a bit sceptical regarding the existance of several "search sites" that the daughter, June, used to track down her mother. I am well into my senior citizen years and understand much of what happens in social media sites but if you are computer Illiterate or even semi illiterate you may want to give this movie a miss as you will probably find it difficult to follow what is going on in the movie. The twist at the end however was a bit of a surprise.

This was not our usual type of movie and neither my wife or I had read the book so we never had any preconceived notions about the movie but we both really enjoyed it. My wife would give it a 5 but I thought a 3 so I settled on a 4 between the two of us. The scenery was stunning but I feel that living in a swamp would definitely present many more challenges that that portrayed in the story line. The acting is good and there are a few twists but the plot was mostly quite predictable although there is a surprise at the end where viewers will need to draw their own conclusions. Definitely worth a trip to the movies.