Patience is needed, but what you will be rewarded with is a thought-provoking film, with stunning imagery and a deep family story-line.

A few nice shots, a strong lead performance and a handful of instances of gore simply cannot elevate it, making it a chore to sit through.

Filled with hard hitting emotional beats that kick on right at the midway point, once it gets there, Gods Creatures moves into another gear.

One of the ‘biggest’, most relentless and stylish action films ever put to screen.

Had the potential to be a standout of a true life crime thriller, but unfortunately squanders the opportunity.

Honour Among Thieves gives die hard fans of the game and general audiences alike the feature celebration the monolith deserves.

Shazam! Fury of the Gods brings back that heart and emotion, to bring you a fun adventure now with the whole family.

If you're a fan of these genres you may just have fun with it, if not then 65 really isn't the movie for you.

A solid entry into a strong franchise; if viewers didn't previously believe it's the most consistent horror series, they likely will now.

As a standalone story separate to the series, it’s still a dark experience that can be appreciated as exactly that.

Lacks the style of Landon’s ideologies, instead, becoming a lazy reproduction of those cheesy and ghostly experiences of a previous era.

Full of emotion that is felt in every punch and every swing, the predictability takes a side step, making Creed III a truly enjoyable watch.

Cocaine Bear provides a solid sniff of quality ‘turn-your-brain-off’ entertainment, with an absolutely blissful 95 minute runtime.

A feat of documentary filmmaking chronicling how art is intrinsically woven into the fabric of resistance.

Alice, Darling has the best intentions, and a lot of heart, but really misses the mark in telling the important story that it wants to.

You have seen it all before: From the jokes, the plot beats, to the reveals, the only difference is that it hasn’t looked quite this ugly.

A fluffy, charming and watchable flick that whilst isn't the most engaging love story of all time, is worth watching.

A genuinely funny, visually striking adventure film that had me rooting for the film’s core trio and had me laughing throughout.

One can only assume that Magic Mike’s Last Dance is, in fact, his last dance — and boy do we hope.

A vast improvement over Dave Franco's directorial debut and should be the launching point for the rest of his directing career.