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.

This campy throwback is a blast!

Full disclosure; Spielberg’s back, baby.

Maybe Mando should have stuck to the small screen. 

Finding Emily is a lovely piece of throwback cinema for those of us who grew up with these types of rom-coms. A rousing success that should be seen on the big screen!

Visually sumptuous, deeply confusing, and extremely talky, Mother Mary is kind of exactly what you would imagine you’d get from a pop star movie by David Lowery.

An efficient semi-heist actioner, but Ritchie feels a little formulaic and charmless with this one.

Bigger, bloodier and funnier - Mortal Kombat II brings it in spades. 

Amrum is placid, content to observe its moment rather than interrogate it.

Edge of your seat levels of uncomfortableness, The Drama will have you rapt from beginning to end.