Movie reviews of Jeremie Sabourin

Very enjoyable and definitely worth a watch. Review

Isn’t quite as good as its predecessor, it’s still, for lack of a better term, simply awesome. Review

Isn’t the quintessential Batman film it could’ve been, but it’s still an enjoyable adventure. Review

While initial intrigue will get fans to the theater, don’t expect many people to remember or care about Rings. Review

An intriguing but unnerving watch. Review

McAvoy's performance is more than enough reason to see the film. Review

It’s a buddy picture with a grim story, nuanced performances, and excellent technical qualities. Review

Technically speaking, it’s very sound. The same can’t be said for the plot, pacing, or Affleck’s acting. Review

It has all of the best things about the Coen brothers' work crafted by their quirky, self-indulgent, one-of-a-kind style. Review

Simply a pitiful cash grab for a franchise that should’ve died years ago. Review

Absolutely wonderful. Review

McAvoy’s performance is astounding as he goes from evil to sympathetic, joyous to morose. Review

Humorous, entertaining, well acted, and has a positive message. Review

A good launching point for the series. Review

The plot is rock solid, the action is great, and it adds another piece to the massive Star Wars puzzle. Review

It’s just so painfully average. Review

With solid performances and a strong plot it’s worth at least a watch for fans of romance or historical dramas. Review

Lackluster characters and a flat storyline hold this film hostage. Review

The ending is mind-numbing and there isn’t much to like about this film in general. Review

Not perfect but it does still have an appeal. Review

A thinking person’s sci-fi. Review

Feels like an obligatory introduction to a character that’s larger purpose is yet to come. Review

A nostalgic trip back to the days of the 1960’s television show but it’s also a spoof of itself. Review

Stuffed full of action, comedy and bodily fluids. Review