Stop it, you’re crying over a cartoon Coyote.

Like Green Book but with a mobster beating up white supremacists. So, like Green Book. 

The great titan of WWII France gets a biopic - or at least part of one. 

Mutiny gives Statham fans quite the bounty. 

This throwback Spielberg-like dino flick will have you thrilled at the nostalgic vibes, dino scares and pacy, fun time in the cinema. 

A charming, fun rom-com anchored by great lead performances - but One Night Only struggles at times to shake off its premise. 

One of Marvel’s biggest names is back, and while not everything it tries works, it finds itself on favourable webbing.

A masterclass in pacing, performance, script and tension. This is equal parts cringey, hilarious, sexy and devastating. 

Epic, enormous and beautiful, Nolan brings his penchant for big screen scale to one of the grandest journeys of legend.

Nearly identical to the animated film, so recent in our memory, this live action adaptation looks sumptuous - but more than ever before, begs the question; why?

A serviceable if occasionally baffling Minions outing if that’s your thing, with a few nice old time cinema references. 

Moody, compelling and absolutely gorgeous to watch (and pretty brutal in equal measure), Sarnoski has crafted a deeply absorbing film that needs to be seen on the big screen.

Five from five for Toy Story films making me cry!

Like a familiar glass of whiskey, this film doesn’t challenge you, but nevertheless hits you in the gut.

Tuner hits all the right notes.  

Buoyed by its interesting historical context, this sumptuous historical drama is a little stop start.