Dory definitely deserves a one-time viewing at least. It’s been a while and we’ve missed her. Beyond that, well, that’s up to you….

The Gosling-Crowe pairing, obviously. The promise of some great jokes. A lot of murders. And a time long gone. Go, if you’re into all that.

Don’t go in with too many expectations and you won’t be disappointed. It’s worth one viewing but could have been more than just that.

An unnecessarily convoluted though fairly decent film that tries to pack as much of everything as it possibly can, it ends up a great pav bhaji instead of being a great pasta. Both have their own merits, only one doesn’t require pounding the living daylights out of your ingredients.

Screenwriters Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely never let your interest dip and the Russos make sure everybody gets a line (or more) in. This is a build-up to other movies and to keep with it, you have to watch this movie to the very end – there’s a mid-credit teaser as well as one that rolls after all the end credits have.

The performances hold you captive. This one is reminiscent of Misery in a good way. Don’t miss it.

…you’re going to love Mowgli, this film, the voice cast, the photo-realism of the animals surrounding Mowgli and an inherent innocence that just shines through and through. It’s a spectacular film and one you shouldn’t miss. Just go watch it!

This feels like yet another Kung Fu Panda movie. It’s entertaining, great fun to watch and laugh along to. But we’re greedy. We’d like to see something beyond the obvious.

This feels like yet another Kung Fu Panda movie. It’s entertaining, great fun to watch and laugh along to. But we’re greedy. We’d like to see something beyond the obvious.

It’s worth one viewing if you haven’t heard about the man, and even if you haven’t. The film has bark, one only wishes it had more bite.