Wizzums’s Film Reviews

221 Films have been rated or reviewed by Wizzums.

Tracker (2010): Winstone, Morrison and the scenery are all great, but the quality of the script veers wildly from solid to soap–opera levels of dull and over–done.
Thor (2011): Big, flashy and entertaining. Its not original, but it still feels fresh and exciting.
City Lights (1931): Literally poetry in motion. Chaplin brings joy and heart to the screen in his best ever outing.
Good Morning, Vietnam (1987): Robin Williams gives an incredibly funny and touching performance. He lifts the film above the clichè that is apparent elsewhere.
Gangs of New York (2002): The story is a bit long and contrived, and Diaz is horribly miscast, but Daniel Day–Lewis dominates the screen with an iconic performance and the costumes and art–direction are both excellent.
Boy (2010): Funny and affecting. An inspired of examination of the father–son relationship. Eketone–Whitu steals the show as the titular Boy\'s younger brother.
Bourne Ultimatum, The (2007): A thunderous conclusion to the trilogy, packed with action, excitement, intelligence, heart and soul.
Bourne Supremacy, The (2004): A great follow up that matches Bourne\'s first outing, now with added Kiwi in Karl Urban!
Bourne Identity, The (2002): Fast, intense and action–packed, but with is also has a brain, and that\'s what makes it so special.
Iron Man 2 (2010): Solid, but it doesn\'t live up to the promise of the first as it cycles through convention and clichè. Rockwell and Rourke make the best impression as the two villains.

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Wizzums’s Film Reviews