An interesting idea, put together in a clear amateur manner. These are the types of films that occur a random following,

Monday is hot and steamy with great performances from Sebastian Stan and Denise Gough, yet fails to deliver an interesting enough story.

Seeing these two hilarious women with superpowers offers a little fun, yet this is the only positive that can be taken from Thunder Force.

An epic romance period drama, star-crossed lovers, a host of renowned actors with beautiful scenery and a stunning soundtrack.

Has a certain amount of charm in it's deliverance, but the father-son story line never catches hold of you the way in which it was intended.

The human characters are still a problem but it more than makes up for it with some of the most epic titan battles scenes on screen to date.

If you're a fan of the monster genre and a constant barrage of extravagant battles then you're going to love this movie.

The dialogue is poor and the characters present are very one-dimensional, but this achieves its main goal: entertaining its audience

Where you do get the classic big monster fight scenes this was bogged down by the human characters story lines.

With a witty script, tense atmospheres and noteworthy performances, Shiva Baby is a release to pay attention to.

Easily compared to the likes of High School Musical and Camp Rock, this tries hard to be like its predecessors yet falls short of the mark.

The way in which Spielberg precisely tells this story, it will hit you deeper than ever before, there will not be a dry eye in the house.

An interesting period drama based on true events, but due to the pacing and lack of depth, it becomes a predictable and tedious watch.

The movie has bundles of small-town charm and a positive overall message, yet the repetitive story-line leaves much to be desired.

Moonlight is nothing short of a masterpiece, every element coming together to create an experience that can be appreciated by all.

Deadly Illusions is a perfect example of a good idea that is poorly executed.

Managing to build tension and give some decent performances, yet becomes very misguided when struggling to locate its target audience.

Warner Brothers bent to the fans will, the Snyder Cut is now very real thing, and what a transformation we have received.

Though Yes Day often feels full of generic plot beats and lame gags, it has a lot of heart and there is so much fun to be had.

Depicting the hardship people faced during the 19th century, especially women, yet this focus forces the romance story to take a back-burner