Enola Holmes drops back in with a bang, to solve yet another mystery, in a sequel that’s as energised as its predecessor.

Tatiana Maslany gives us one final acting masterclass.

The events of The Lost King might be niche but the story of a woman trying to find her voice is universal.

For those worried that Jen might have a handle on her raging Hulk persona needn’t worry as the end of this sees her going full Hulk mode.

Tatiana Maslany proves further that she’s bossing in her MCU debut.

Parker Finn swings for the fences in his bone chilling directorial debut Smile.

Ticket To Paradise might land squarely in the realm of predictability, but the film is driven wholeheartedly by its undeniable star power.

If being on a tantalizing knife edge is something you’re a fan of, Don’t Worry Darling serves that up and then some.

Despite the latest detour She-Hulk still has an essence that none of the other MCU shows have.

Queue one of the best lines of the entire series and the name of this week’s episode.

No one will complain about having another episode featuring Wong

Jennifer Walters is quite quickly becoming our favourite super powered lawyer (Sorry Matt Murdock!).

This sees the return of Tim Roth to the Marvel Cinematic Universe and he is in fine form.

Samaritan is about as uninspiring as the names of its hero and villain.

If episode one is anything to go by the rest of this series could be really great.

Although this action filled, comedy laced, throwaway flick doesn’t reinvent the wheel it’s a whole lot more fun than it has any right to be.

A riveting thriller filled with heart thumping action and, what seems to be the norm for her these days, an impeccable turn by Aubrey Plaza.

The psychological build up makes way for an explosive and disturbing ending that will leave audiences wincing after the credits have rolled.

DC League of Super-pets has no right being as good as it was, but that is the magic of animation.

Marvel fatigue might be starting to take its effects here and there but Thor: Love and Thunder is promising in terms of looking forward.