Alex Lexva

Uninspired adaption of a children's story. Introductory voice over by grandma is annoying and the British accent and some acting sounds and seems provincial. Angelica Hudson is the only great thing in this mess

Gorgeously shot. There is no natural flow to the film. Moreover it is incoherent if one doesn t know the story beforehand which defeats its purpose of being relevant to modern audiences. Daisy Ridely plays Ophelia with barely any pathos as if what is happening is outside of her world. Even her love story with Hamlet seems unnatural and cold. Hushed conversations become annoying and ludicrous. Hence one feels an outsider to all the proceedings going on. Left me with ambivalent feelings and emotionally uninvested.

Hilarious movie that surprises you with its fresh ideas about a driving instructor who gets in hilarious situations. The film even gets exciting with a supernatural touch but without loosing its warm heart. The performance of the main actors is just top notch especially Maeve Higgins.

Gives a new life to the genre by making it less of a detective story and more about human interaction among people struggling to make a living in rural USA. Impeccable atmosphere, good acting and arresting storytelling.

Feels slow and dated. A poorly edited film where Psycho meets The 6th sense only theses films feel superior to this Korean movie. The story is simple really and involving but the film overcomplicates the situations and goes on unnecessary.

An entertaining movie. Not much of a mystery comedy more of an action comedy. The storyline is basic many situations are funny and it spoofs other mystery and action movies. Adam Sandler comes off better in this than the first movie and together with Jennifer Aniston form a sympathetic couple who carry the movie through.