A flawed, yet slick and stylish demonstration of its two lead actors acting capabilities.

2020 I PG I 100mins I Dir: Pete Docter & Kemp Powers A musician who has lost his passion for music is transported out of his body and...

Despite a year long delay due to the pandemic WW84 is sadly a disappointing sequel that takes on too much and pulls very little off.

A great Netflix special from the creators of Black Mirror and a much needed laugh at a year that has been far from fun.

Jim Carrey pulls along this enjoyable Christmas film that whilst dated, still has it's "two sizes too small heart" in the right place.

A beautiful little film that provides comfort to the universal feelings of loss and grief that we all endure throughout our lives.

An expertly crafted, innovative animation that provides plenty for everyone whilst managing to be the best Spider-Man film yet.

With big shoes to fill, it sadly doesn't pack the same punch as the first film but is still worth a watch on your Amazon Prime subscription.

Ready or Not operates in a sweet spot between horrific and humorous by being self aware and using its premise and genre to its advantage.

Hereditary uses it's exploration of grief and tragedy to create genuine moments of terror that sit beneath the skin.

An admirable but sadly forgettable attempt at putting a quirky, teen flick spin on the Holmes name which struggles to hold itself together.

A shocking and violent exploration of affliction and torment that despite some flaws still utilises it's star power to great effect.

A concept heavy, espionage thriller that deserves to be seen (as many times as it takes you to process it) on the big screen.

It is confidently in control of what it is doing differently to other films in the genre and should be watched by everyone for doing so.

First time director Jonah Hill is clearly pouring his heart into this well crafted coming of age, skateboarding drama.

This Sci-Fi/action revenge tale certainly offers something fresh to both genres whilst still showcasing its directors horror roots.

An impressively gripping thriller that left me wanting to unpack the detail in it's multiple storylines.

A great exercise in how you tell a simple premise in an effective way. Is it The Coen Brothers best? It might just be.

Michael Fassbender puts in a career best performance here. An incredibly demanding role that requires a great deal of subtlety to show...

Like Eurovision itself it is certainly a guilty pleasure at times and crucially doesn’t take itself too seriously.