Mini-Review: Yeah, a decent film with a good plot and with humourous and actually somewhat colourful characters, and thankfully the monkeys make a return and they never fail to make me chuckle. However, the relationship between Gloria and Melman is just...weird, and whoever thought it was a good idea to use Copacabana as the climax music should be shot.

Mini-Review: A cleverly and ambitiously written World War II film. The majority of the cast acted superbly and the plot was superb yet obviously extremely realistic. The characters were engrossing, the tension scenes were unbearable (in a good way) and the soundtrack was great. I do feel that the music did overpower some scenes though in terms of volume, especially when building tension, but that's just me nitpicking. But yeah, overall, a really good film that's definitely worth watching.

Mini-Review: An entertaining and charming short with a great sense of musicality, and in my opinion, surprisingly better than the full length film that followed it. It's a shame that the climax was predictable though.

Mini-Review: Adorably simple and beautifully executed with a good choice of music and a truly heart-warming storyline. A couple of minutes well spent.

Mini-Review: The topic of the story is ambitious and original but it was far too complex and rather messy, and the resolving of plots at the end by Holmes is needed as there were no clues to the mysteries in the film which denies the 'play along' factor that these kind of films really need. However, a pleasing palette of characters disregarding the annoyingly cheesy villain and the relationship between Holmes and Watson is handled extremely well by the actors and that is what pulls you through this film.