Movie reviews of The Massie Twins

Unintentionally laugh-out-loud hilarity. Review

Feels like a modern adaptation of an Abbott and Costello adventure... Review

Fortunately, the parting shots are quite rewarding. Review

This bloated, self-indulgent, insipid, hopelessly sappy, Technicolor monstrosity is about as exciting as watching the face-paint dry on Stewart’s lined visage... Review

The human drama feels just as powerful as the morals. Review

It becomes less a horror picture than an odd coming-of-age drama... Review

Clearly one of the most potent of all romance-minded crime dramas. Review

The film superbly scrutinizes an endlessly relevant subject. Review

Consistently high entertainment value. Review

It’s difficult to appreciate even the moments that demonstrate creative commentary on love and art... Review

A fascinating exploration of man’s infatuation with (or inability to escape from) violence... Review

The documentary isn’t assembled with the steadiest of hands, but it’s difficult not to be enthralled... Review

The characters and the scenarios are just repetitive enough to wonder why this second chapter exists at all. Review

Loses much of its momentum and forcefulness. Review

The writing focuses too heavily on typical Orwellian interactions... Review

The plot isn’t terribly creative, but it effectively sets up some delightfully gory ambushes and boo moments... Review

The focus remains on playful and mischievous skirmishes rather than highly creative showdowns, which is always a shame in a Jackie Chan production. Review

The story serves only to ferry the characters from one show-stopping performance to the next. Review

Boasts some exceptional acting... Review

A movie that blends historical elements with fictional embellishments so creatively... Review

Some of the humor doesn’t quite fit, but the film does craft a fitting atmosphere... Review

A nicely contrasting soundtrack, intense action sequences, excellent sets and photography, and believable characters contribute to a poignant thriller... Review

At times the film devolves into a mindless actioner, which is perhaps where it is most comfortable. Review

There’s also drama, romance, grandiose sets and settings, and an extra villain for good measure... Review