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Movie Reviews by Rob Carnevale - Page 4 of 12

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Review of Jawbone (2017)

By Rob Carnevale (227) for Indie London (156) on 17 May 2017

While the basic framework of the Jawbone story hardly feels fresh, the execution from everyone involved makes it easy to overlook some of the…

Review of Snatched (2017)

By Rob Carnevale (227) for Indie London (156) on 17 May 2017

A strong dynamic between Goldie Hawn and Amy Schumer cannot compensate for a lacklustre script and some bad taste comedy in Jonathan Levin's…

Review of Alien: Covenant (2017)

By Rob Carnevale (227) for Indie London (156) on 10 May 2017

Scott ensures that tension is maintained throughout and may even leave you gasping for breath on a couple of occasions…

Review of Killing for Love (2016)

By Rob Carnevale (227) for Indie London (156) on 26 Apr 2017

Terry George's historical epic The Promise may suffer from some self-consciously contrived romantic elements but its importance as a movie…

Review of Lady Macbeth (2016)

By Rob Carnevale (227) for Indie London (156) on 26 Apr 2017

The film is a bleak offering... that begins dark and continues to get darker. As a result, it might not play to all tastes…

Review of The Promise (2017)

By Rob Carnevale (227) for Indie London (156) on 26 Apr 2017

Terry George's historical epic The Promise may suffer from some self-consciously contrived romantic elements but its importance as a movie…

Review of The Promise (2016)

By Rob Carnevale (227) for Indie London (156) on 26 Apr 2017

Terry George's historical epic The Promise may suffer from some self-consciously contrived romantic elements but its importance as a movie…

Review of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017)

By Rob Carnevale (227) for Indie London (156) on 26 Apr 2017

It's a very good sequel that can't quite recapture the greatness of its breath of fresh air predecessor…

Review of The Promise (2017)

By Rob Carnevale (227) for Indie London (156) on 26 Apr 2017

Terry George's historical epic The Promise may suffer from some self-consciously contrived romantic elements but its importance as a movie…

Review of The Fate of the Furious (2017)

By Rob Carnevale (227) for Indie London (156) on 12 Apr 2017

As entertainingly absurd as ever, this eighth film in the franchise exists to satisfy the fans and frequently does so with aplomb without ever…

Review of Free Fire (2017)

By Rob Carnevale (227) for Indie London (156) on 29 Mar 2017

By populating the film with an array of colourful characters, some sharp dialogue and a keen sense of the absurd, Free Fire is a continually…

Review of The Boss Baby (2017)

By Rob Carnevale (227) for Indie London (156) on 29 Mar 2017

As flawed as The Boss Baby undoubtedly is, it remains fleet-footed enough to just about get away with it…

Review of Beauty and the Beast (2017)

By Rob Carnevale (227) for Indie London (156) on 16 Mar 2017

Beauty & The Beast is an efficient crowd-pleaser that makes it easy enough to overlook its flaws (especially if you're part of its target audience)…

Review of Kong: Skull Island (2017)

By Rob Carnevale (227) for Indie London (156) on 09 Mar 2017

Big on spectacle but short on nuanced characterisation or coherent plotting, Kong: Skull Island is a deeply flawed but somehow still enjoyable…

Review of Logan (2017)

By Rob Carnevale (227) for Indie London (156) on 02 Mar 2017

It's not often that a film embedded in a franchise is allowed to break from its shackles to offer something genuinely different…

Review of John Wick: Chapter 2 (2017)

By Rob Carnevale (227) for Indie London (156) on 16 Feb 2017

Overall, John Wick: Chapter 2 is a fantastically enjoyable follow-up to one of the best action films of recent years…

Review of Sing (2016)

By Rob Carnevale (227) for Indie London (156) on 02 Feb 2017

While's it's true that some (if not most) of the stories are hopelessly contrived, they're played out so well that you'll be having too much…

Review of Sing (2016)

By Rob Carnevale (227) for Indie London (156) on 02 Feb 2017

While's it's true that some (if not most) of the stories are hopelessly contrived, they're played out so well that you'll be having too much…

Review of La La Land (2016)

By Rob Carnevale (227) for Indie London (156) on 20 Jan 2017

Chazelle's movie is a must-see experience and an instant classic, entirely worthy of the adulation and awards that have come its way…

Review of Silence (2017)

By Rob Carnevale (227) for Indie London (156) on 05 Jan 2017

As intriguing and thought-provoking as Silence undoubtedly remains, it's very much a flawed piece of work that could well struggle to find…

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