James Hoare

James Hoare
James Hoare's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer when published at the following Tomatometer-approved publication(s): SciFiNow
Publications: SciFiNow

Movie Reviews Only

T-Meter Title | Year
3/5 86% Robot & Frank (2012) Genuinely funny and, by its closing chapter, heart-wrenching, [Jake] Schreier and [Christopher D.] Ford's debut feature is simultaneously one of the most safely uncontroversial and idiosyncratically lovely small scale sci-fi movies in a while. - SciFiNow EDIT
Read More | Posted Sep 19, 2017
3/5 94% Room 237 (2013) The presentation is all fairly straight-faced and largely without comment, with only mischievous uses of accompanying footage serving as a deadpan riposte to some of the more obviously insane theories. - SciFiNow EDIT
Read More | Posted Sep 19, 2017
4/5 79% Dredd (2012) Like George Orwell's 1984 for fans of Jason Statham's The Transporter - SciFiNow EDIT
Read More | Posted Sep 19, 2017
4/5 43% Lovely Molly (2012) There's a pleasing cyclical neatness to Lovely Molly. - SciFiNow EDIT
Read More | Posted Sep 19, 2017
2/5 6% The Devil Inside (2012) Without much of a storyline to carry it on, all we're left with is a barrage of meaningless encounters, migraine-inducing camera-work and populated by characters in which you lack any real emotional investment. - SciFiNow EDIT
Read More | Posted Sep 19, 2017
4/5 74% Prometheus (2012) Prometheus is a mesmerising collision of theological angst, going further than Alien in beating on HP Lovecraft's tentacle doorknocker. - SciFiNow EDIT
Read More | Posted Nov 9, 2016
4/5 71% The Wolverine (2013) [Jackman has] grown into the role - carrying around a rough hemp sack of weariness, regret, determination and anger with each twitch of his scowl or line around his eyes. - SciFiNow EDIT
Read More | Posted Jul 14, 2015
3/5 86% X-Men: First Class (2011) That it comes with a real sense of charm, warmth and fun -- long since strangers to this particular franchise -- is a bonus. - SciFiNow EDIT
Read More | Posted Jul 13, 2015
4/5 92% Marvel's The Avengers (2012) [Marvel's The Avengers] is such a pure and unadulterated comic-book movie that it will bring you to tears. - SciFiNow EDIT
Read More | Posted Jul 7, 2015