Helen Mirren

Helen Mirren's work as covered on Movie Habit

• Shazam! Fury of the Gods (2023)

  Helen Mirren, Actor

  Review by Matt Anderson: It’s fresh in a world full of comic book movies that are starting to go stale.

• F9 (2021)

  Helen Mirren, Actor

  Review by Matt Anderson: Maybe the FF series needs to get back on course and stay in its lane, so to speak.

• Eye in the Sky (2016)

  Helen Mirren, Actor

  Review by Robert Denerstein: Drone warfare movie leaves you saddened and shaken

• Trumbo (2015)

  Helen Mirren, Actor

  Review by Robert Denerstein: Cranston commands the screen, but this biopic is regrettably wooden

• Woman in Gold (2015)

  Helen Mirren, Actor

  Review by Robert Denerstein: Fails to mine rich ore

• The Hundred-Foot Journey (2014)

  Helen Mirren, Actor

  Review by Robert Denerstein: Doesn't show enough vitality, in spite of a good cast

  Review by Matt Anderson: The Hundred-Foot Journey is a sweet little treat.

• Hitchcock (2012)

  Helen Mirren, Actor

  Review by Marty Mapes: Mainstream telling of the making of Psycho is missing part of the story

  Review by Robert Denerstein: Doesn't cut deep enough

• The Debt (2011)

  Helen Mirren, Actor

  Review by Robert Denerstein: A well-acted thriller that raises complex issues of conscience

• Arthur (2011)

  Helen Mirren, Actor

  Review by Robert Denerstein: Go-nowhere remake is worse in every way

• Red (2010)

  Helen Mirren, Actor

  Review by Robert Denerstein: Old-pro cast livens up a so-so action flick

  Review by Matt Anderson: The action flatlines, but the characters make RED a lively, mildly entertaining diversion

• The Queen (2006)

  Helen Mirren, Actor

  DVD review by Andrea Birgers: A new take on an old story: Diana's death spun into an interesting and nuanced story

• The Clearing (2004)

  Helen Mirren, Actor

  Review by Marty Mapes: Competent, but not brilliant, kinapping tale has a great cast

• Calendar Girls (2003)

  Helen Mirren, Actor

  DVD review by Risë Keller: Despite a few flaws, this is a moving, tenderhearted, and funny film

• The Tempest

  Helen Mirren, Actor

  DVD review by Matt Anderson: The impeccable cast alone makes this version of The Tempest a pleasure well worth watching.