Endless (12A): A Ghost “Ditto” – but without the star quality
"Endless" is a "Ghost" retread with a teen-love backstory. A good concept, but we are well into B-movie territory here. 2/5.
Saint Maud (15): “My Little Saviour” delivers astonishing psycho-religious chills.
One Mann’s Movies Film Review of “Saint Maud”: an astonishing debut performance by writer/director Rose Glass with Morfydd Clark as the troubled religious zealot on a crusade. 4.5/5.
Bill and Ted Face the Music (PG): Party on ’til we drop (dudes).
One Mann's Movies review of Bill and Ted's latest time-tripping outing, 29 years after their last. A scattergun approach to the comedy, but one that will please fans. 3/5.
Enola Holmes (12): The unsinkable Millie Bobby Brown.
One Mann’s Movies Film Review of “Enola Holmes”: a Fleabag-style romp through an alternative family history of Sherlock Holmes featuring rising star Millie Bobby Brown. Pleasantly entertaining. 3.5/5.
The Roads Not Taken (15): Pain and very little glory.
One Mann’s Movies Film Review of “The Roads Not Taken”: a poetic tale of a daughter struggling with the progressive mental deterioration of her father in New York City. A…
X-Men: The New Mutants (15): …. Half-Full.
One Mann’s Movies review of “X-Men: The New Mutants” (2020). Bob the Movie Man’s Rating: Certification: US: PG-13. UK: 15. So, I’ve heard a lot of bad word-of-mouth about this…
Inception, 10 years young.
One Mann's Movies Film Review of the classic Inception from 2010. Still standing proud as an awesome piece of work by Christopher Nolan. 5/5.
Tenet (12): Only Nolan and Schrödinger’s cat knows what’s going on.
One Mann's Movies Review of Tenet (2020). Christopher Nolan's blockbuster is a baffling rollercoaster ride that's both stunning and slightly disappointing in equal measure. 3.5/5.
Babyteeth (15): You Might Have More Fun At The Orthodontists.
One Mann's Movies review of Babyteeth (2020). You Might Have More Fun At The Orthodontists. 2.5/5.
Unhinged (15): A courtesy tap.
One Mann’s Movies review of “Unhinged” with Russell Crowe. A tense, gory (for a 15) thriller which won’t make you reach for that horn so readily when driving! 3.5/5.