J. Kelly Nestruck

J. Kelly Nestruck
J. Kelly Nestruck's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer when published at the following Tomatometer-approved publication(s): National Post Globe and Mail
Publications: National Post, Globe and Mail

Movie Reviews Only

T-Meter Title | Year
83% The Drawer Boy (2017) While it never entirely shakes off its staginess - particularly in a climax in the kitchen - The Drawer Boy has performances to savour, especially a heartbreaking one by Hughes. - Globe and Mail EDIT
Read More | Posted Nov 25, 2018
3.5/4 No Score Yet National Theatre Live: Hamlet Encore Screening (2015) I'd almost given up on Hamlet, but Benedict Cumberbatch has won me back over to the play and, in particular, to the character. - Globe and Mail EDIT
Read More | Posted Nov 6, 2015
3/4 93% Incendies (2011) A sensible switch from stage to screen, but lovers of the original may be disappointed - Globe and Mail EDIT
Read More | Posted Sep 14, 2010
23% Torque (2004) A new classic of the genre. - National Post EDIT
Read More | Posted Jan 16, 2004
2/4 35% Scary Movie 3 (2003) There are a few genius gags in Scary Movie 3, but the laugh-to-joke ratio is disappointingly low. - National Post EDIT
Read More | Posted Oct 24, 2003
2.5/4 No Score Yet Moving Malcolm (2004) Billed as 'a comedy that will move you,' the film is touching, tender and, yes, moving. But as a comedy, it never fully unpacks. - National Post EDIT
Read More | Posted Oct 22, 2003
1/4 3% House of the Dead (2003) How are you supposed to be even remotely scared if you're constantly being reminded that what you're watching is a movie written and directed by some guys who really like movies? - National Post EDIT
Read More | Posted Oct 12, 2003
1/4 40% Kart Racer (2002) It may just be a kid's movie, but in some ways that makes Kart Racer's incredible lack of originality even more of a crime. - National Post EDIT
Read More | Posted Sep 26, 2003
2.5/4 32% Mambo Italiano (2003) The film adaptation is by no means a masterpiece, but it has greatly improved on the play, an abysmal piece full of shrill and irritating characters. - National Post EDIT
Read More | Posted Sep 20, 2003