One of the best movies of this century, Dune: Part Two never fails to impress. If you have to crawl across the burning sands of Arrakis to see this film, do it - you won’t be disappointed.

A rip-roaring, fast paced, outspoken comedic crime farce, Drive Away Dolls is a swing for the fences piece of cinema. It’s a blast, but a relatively un-impactful one.

Bob Marley graces the big screen once again in this serviceable, if uninspired, biopic.

This updated adaptation of the classic comedy coasts by on love of the first enjoyably enough, and adds a couple of funny jokes, but never recaptures the magic.

Eric Bana continues to be magnetic as Aaron Falk, but Force of Nature suffers under the weight of its source material.

Funny and carried by the charm and chemistry between the two leads, Anyone But You mixes genuine laughs with beautiful Sydney scenery.

There’s something quite lovely about this film, irrespective of how cliche it feels. They don’t make movies like this anymore - a sort of Dead Poets Society on water.

Sumptuous and expansive, Ridley Scott’s Napoleon is a gorgeously told epic, but struggles to truly capture the famed Emperor and his exploits, despite its expansive runtime. Perhaps Napoleon simply did too much to be reduced into a 2 and a half hour film? 

A sugary, saccharine hit of pop music, wonderful colour, and a story that screams “hey don’t worry too much about me. Just focus on the music and the colour”.

It’ll untether you for a while, but in the end, All Of Us Strangers will completely and utterly break your heart. A film you’ll be thinking about long after you leave the theater.