Tom H’s Film Reviews

866 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tom H.

Dumbo (1941): A brilliant story, with some strange and wonderful hand–drawn animations that will leave you feeling like you've witnessed something truly special. A classic that still holds appeal in the modern digital age.
Hercules (1997): A disappointing rendition of one of the most famous mythological figures, I expected more from this Disney, which is not as visually interesting or as entertaining as others in the range.
Aladdin (1993): A brilliant Disney film that brings the story of Aladdin to life with stunning animations, great voice acting, and real attitude in every aspect.
Lion King, The (1994): One of the greatest animated films of all time, the Lion King will make you laugh, sing, and cry. Wonderful and heartfelt entertainment for the whole family.
Up (2009): Brilliant in terms of its animation (Pixar are always great), but after the first few minutes becomes increasingly silly and far–fetched.
Incredibles, The (2004): A great and fresh (satirical) take on the superhero genre, the Incredibles is full of sleek animated visuals and provides plenty of laughs – especially for those fond of the superhero movie.
Finding Nemo (2003): Sweet animated tale of family and friendship, this has plenty to laugh and be happy about.
Next Friday (1999): Next Friday misses the appeal of Chris Tucker, but still brings a number of decent laughs with Ice Cube and Mike Epps finding a way to steal from their neighbours in an already–dysfunctional neighbourhood.
Friday After Next (2002): The Christmas theme is unnecessary, and overall, this just lacks the appeal of the previous two. Perhaps the 1990s appeal of the hood comedy has worn thin.
Friday (1995): Funny 1990s 'hood' comedy with tough–guy Ice Cube and the hilarious Chris Tucker smoking and drinking and getting up to general Friday mischief. Cheech and Chong would enjoy this one.

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