Movie reviews of Jeremie Sabourin

A good, but not great, action film. Review

Great. It may even be fantastic. Review

The convoluted story, insipid characters, and piss-poor screenplay kill any goodwill that the special effects inspire. Review

Contains the perfect amount of action mixed with beautiful CGI and tons of emotion. Review

Boasts a style and elegance along with a hint of mystery. Review

Tom Holland is easily the most entertaining actor to don the suit... Review

The most fun that you can have at the movies so far this summer. Review

Watchable if you’re familiar with Tupac Shakur’s story. Other than that, it’s a flawed movie with a few memorable moments and performances. Review

A very flawed film but it’s entertaining enough to keep your interest. Review

Easily the best DC film in years and provides a small glimmer of hope in the bloated, explosion filled DC Extended Universe. Review

Simply misses the mark. It’s not fun, it’s not entertaining, and it doesn’t even give us more of the same. Review

Just trash. It’s technically sound but devoid of all substance. Review

Backed by solid performances and some legitimately funny moments. Review

The action, comedy, character development, and touching moments are all there. Review

It’s an interesting concept that somehow lost its way in execution. Review

It’s a beautiful film to look at based on its locations but its jumbled in terms of substance. Review

There are some truly terrifying moments when you least expect them... Review

Isn’t groundbreaking by any means. Yet, it still provides an entertaining experience. Review

Between its action scenes, wonderful visuals, and its conspiracy driven plot, it could be Deus Ex. Review

A disappointment. There were too many times the film didn’t know who they wanted for an audience. Review

It’s a surprisingly faithful remake that embraces its past as opposed to shunning it. Review

Despite its surprisingly lackluster characters from a very solid cast, the film is still the most fun you’ll have at the movies during a dry period of the year. Review

Stylistically, it’s absolutely stunning and the story is familiar and relatable. Review

While the relationships between the main characters are the film’s biggest highlight, the villains are kind of blah. Review