The Long Walk (3.5*): The Hunger Games Meets Speed And It Spells Bad News For Jojo Rabbit.
A One Mann’s Movies review of “The Long Walk” (2025, 3.5*, 15). “The Long Walk” was one of the first books published by the great Stephen King at the tender…
The Da Vinci Code (3*): A Reflective Look At The First Robert Langdon Movie.
A One Mann’s Movies review of “The Da Vinci Code” (2006, 3*, 12). Today, September 9th 2025, sees the launch of the new Dan Brown novel featuring Robert Langdon –…
The Kingdom (3.5*): Corsican Mafia Drama As Seen From A Teen’s Perspective.
A One Mann’s Movies review of “The Kingdom” (2025, 3.5*, 15). Original title: Le Royaume I went into this French language film, “The Kingdom”, with no expectations but came out…
The Conjuring: Last Rites (2*): Throwing Everything But the Kitchen Sink at the Screen.**
** Actually, no, the kitchen sink is included as well. A One Mann’s Movies review of “The Conjuring: Last Rites” (2025, 2*, 15). The problem of having a great summer…
Nobody 2 (3.5*): If Clark Griswold Had A Short Fuse and Special Skills.
A One Mann’s Movies review of “Nobody 2” (2025, 3.5*, 15). “Nobody” was one of the surprise joys of 2021. The tale of a ‘nobody’ family man who is actually…
Honey Don’t (1.5*): Random Sex And Violence Loosely Linked By A Nonsensical Story.
A One Mann’s Movies review of “Honey Don’t” (2025, 1.5*, 15). I saw someone cruelly, but perhaps not wholly inaccurately, comment on social media today that “it looks like Joel’s…
Caught Stealing (4*): “Trouble is to men as rust is to iron” in a “sad and broken world”.
One Mann's Movies Film Review of "Together". Aussie newcomer Michael Shanks delivers a truly innovative slice of body horror that made me suitably cringe. 4/5.
The Roses (4*): A Lighter But Still Entertaining Re-Version Of A Marriage On The Rocks.
One Mann's Movies Film Review of "Together". Aussie newcomer Michael Shanks delivers a truly innovative slice of body horror that made me suitably cringe. 4/5.
Together (4*): Severe Separation Anxiety.
One Mann's Movies Film Review of "Together". Aussie newcomer Michael Shanks delivers a truly innovative slice of body horror that made me suitably cringe. 4/5.
Eddington (2.5*): Elements of Brilliance Amongst A Whole Heap of Over-Indulgence.
One Mann's Movies Film Review of "Eddington". Ari Aster's latest is set in Covid times. Brilliant in parts, it goes all over the place and ends up an incoherent mess.…
