This is a full look at the man himself, the era he went through, not only what he dealt with on field but off too.

There is normally at least one person to route for in most films, you won't find that here. I Care A Lot is filled with despicable people.

Minari has a delicate touch, it has an ability to express the mood without making it blaringly obvious.

The tension builds and stakes are high, can this "innocent" couple escape their hunters.

Marvel are crafting more mystery with each episode, and are probably the only people that could build something of this stature.

There is a need, an intrigue of these type of documentary that catch our attention, the bigger the mystery, the bigger noise it will make.

Hanks wears the hat and takes the reigns, propelling News Of The World to new heights.

Not even the great Denzel could save what turned out to be a drab and tiresome experience.

After the performance Carey Mulligan produced in Promising Young Woman, we get to see her full range in this period piece Netflix drama.

We finally get to see the outside of the town, which offers a small break from the sit-com style show we have become accustomed to.

Not quite taking advantage of the direction it seems to be taking, but instead gets lost within a convoluted web of attempted twists.

The intensity is at full throttle throughout this dialogue driven latest edition to the Netflix slate.

Gints Zilbalodis took 3 years to write and direct, the time spent shows in this beautifully animated journey through these stunning lands.

With an ending with a shocking sequence which was as far from the normal as you could imagine, the ultimate sacrifice for justice.

Get ready for something a little different. Marvel is going beyond the extraordinary with this first dive into the TV world for the MCU.

The film slate going into 2021 is looking stacked with plenty of variety.

Take films such as Terminator, The Hurt Locker, Gemini Man, compile them together and you get the outcome of Netflix's new war film.

A disjointed venture, with one story seemingly added just to add some sentiment to the wider picture.

Where there was something left to be desired in the story, there is no escape from the visual spectacle Pixar have created here.

Full of action, bringing the whole series together, not quite meeting expectations on an ending that was predictable and the obvious outcome