Tom H’s Film Reviews

866 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tom H.

What Lies Beneath (2000): Zemeckis turns his hand to horror, with some jump–worthy scare scenes and slick suspense film – despite not being particularly original in the modern suspense world.
Beetlejuice (1988): Another brilliantly gothic/dark and humourous outing from Burton, with his unique visual stamp, imaginative characters, and intriguing premise.
Finding Neverland (2004): A very sweet and touching tale delving in to the life of the Pan creator and his effects on the people around him. Under–rated family drama.
Bad Company (2002): Disappointing crime suspense flick that has Rock take on a more serious role with varying degrees of success.
Hook (1991): A great retelling of Peter Pan, with Williams and Hoffman playing the hero and villain to near–cartoon–perfection. The lost boys sequences are the best, and the story is a touching one overall.
Crocodile Dundee 2 (1988): Disappointing sequel to a classic Aussie film – all the charm of Hogan is here, but there is little to like about the story.
Crocodile Dundee (1986): An Australian classic that pokes fun at Hollywood while still managing to be a commercial success. That's not a knife... THIS is a knife.
Returner (2002): Making as much use as possible of CGI bullet–time sequences, and showing off a slick leather–clad good guy, the Returner is a fairly generic, but entertaining enough, sci fi actioner.
Butterfly Effect, The (2003): A film that is ridiculed for seemingly little reason: Kutcher is good enough, the plot twists and turns and provides plenty of intrigue, and the effects are unique. A decent sci fi flick no–matter what the critics say.
Punisher, The (2004): An underrated Marvel film, this is more violent and gritty than the average Marvel superhero flick, but you wouldn't exactly call The Punisher a superhero...

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