Brett White

Brett White
Brett White's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer when published at the following Tomatometer-approved publication(s): Decider
Publications: Decider

Movie Reviews Only

T-Meter Title | Year
82% Frankenstein's Monster's Monster, Frankenstein (2019) It's great. And it's also funny. And again, David Harbour needs to star in a sitcom already. - Decider EDIT
Read More | Posted Jul 16, 2019
100% Bathtubs Over Broadway (2018) It's not hyperbole to say that this film is a celebration of the wonders humanity can achieve, whether the entire world or just a hundred people from sales are taking notice. - Decider EDIT
Read More | Posted May 9, 2019
No Score Yet Angela's Christmas (2018) Angela's Christmas is a cozy Christmas tale that'll make kids and parents alike smile. - Decider EDIT
Read More | Posted Dec 3, 2018
68% The Christmas Chronicles (2018) A must-watch for those looking for the rare holiday movie that's more concerned with keeping the Christmas spirit alive than watching an event planner fall for a businessman. - Decider EDIT
Read More | Posted Nov 23, 2018
63% The Motive (El autor) (2018) The film feels like it wanders between a number of genres without settling on a single one. - Decider EDIT
Read More | Posted Aug 20, 2018
No Score Yet Zion (2018) Every shot is evocative, thoughtfully composed, and Zion is immediately compelling. - Decider EDIT
Read More | Posted Aug 13, 2018
92% Thor: Ragnarok (2017) A drastic departure from what's come before. Gone are the Shakespearean dramatics and Game of Thrones undertones, replaced instead with sleek synth riffs and the crackling energy of an '80s buddy adventure. - Decider EDIT
Read More | Posted Jun 7, 2018
87% Cargo (2018) The film's greatest move, outside of casting Freeman, was narrowing the story's scale down to essentially one man and one baby and their struggle. There's real heart in that story, which makes this movie feel alive. - Decider EDIT
Read More | Posted May 18, 2018
96% One of Us (2017) One of Us gives us a peek inside a mostly isolated world, and through it we learn that it has all the same problems. - Decider EDIT
Read More | Posted Jan 24, 2018
96% The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson (2017) The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson is an emotional journey, its true crime elements outweighed by the heavy stories of all the gay and trans activists that fought and died for the rights the community has today. - Decider EDIT
Read More | Posted Dec 19, 2017