Another Hitchcock masterpiece, great performances all around, an excellently directed film version of a thrilling mystery stage play.
Dial M for Murder




Another Hitchcock masterpiece, great performances all around, an excellently directed film version of a thrilling mystery stage play.


The best four fifths of any superhero movie: Shane Black knocks it out the park with love to third movie's heritage, razor sharp dialogue and wit, but the only thing that stops it from being a perfect movie is a somewhat lacklustre twenty minute boss battle on an oil rig that weighs everything down by trying to clean things up, but an otherwise brilliant film.


Very smart take on the mockumentary genre, with great acting and an irreverent wit.


Scathing and captivating with some great acting from the deep cast, but isn't coherent.


A punishing watch, there's almost nothing redeeming about the film; and because of the sets, makeup, and clothes was probably the worst choice to introduce 48fps to audiences.