An underwhelming and largely unambitious take on the multiverse, that throws opts for jump scares and cameos rather than character development and fresh takes.

Nic Cage is back, with a meta action/comedy that holds your interest, examines his fame, while also adroitly plumbing the depths of his back catalogue.

A haunting, homoerotic Shakespearean tragedy couched in the Viking era, that is as bloody as it is weird, beautiful and engaging.

We caught both the new Harry Potter film, and the two-part Melbourne stage show, to see which avenue is furthering the franchise, and which is a stuttering mess going off the rails.

The Bad Guys is a winning adaptation of the children’s literary sensation.

Mind-boggling multiversal musings ultimately take a backseat to an emotional family tale in this must see movie.

Big, loud and dumb - but a helluva lot of fun.

Morbius is a confounding film. It’s not bad, just woefully, grossly, incomparably unnecessary.

Adventure returns to the big screen in The Lost City; a hilariously enjoyable, rom-com adventure hybrid full of snarky laughs and big name cameos.

The Duke is a beautiful historical tale told with charm and whimsy, the sort of film that subtly excoriates Government while providing hope in the everyman.

Dog is simple, but kind of beautiful. Definitely worth a look.

Book of Love is the sort of movie that benefits from you switching your brain off, and letting it wash over you.