Prizefighter tells a different kind of boxing story, set in a different era, with recognisable stars and goes out with a blockbuster ending.

Don't Make Me Go is far from peak cinema, but is definitely worth your time.

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

Elvis is a wild ride that will undoubtedly provide fun, laughter and toe-tapping happiness.

Lightyear could mark Pixar’s first step into over ambition which will leave audiences more confused than entertained.

A devilishly fun, disturbing, effectively paced solid horror flick featuring a brilliant scene stealing performance from Ethan Hawke.

Jurassic World Dominion feels like an opportunity missed with a baffling plot that took away from the main event, the dinosaurs themselves.

Men is a twisted, chilling, beautiful and disturbing experience.

The Bob's Burgers Movie entertains with fun and thrill even if you have not seen the TV show before.

Top Gun: Maverick is pure blockbuster joy that will take your breath away. It is imperative that it be seen on the biggest screen possible.

A film relishing in its premise, it is a true showcase of the power of animation and the joy it can bring into our lives.

Whilst at times it managed to exude a few nose exhales here and there. For me, the film is painfully unfunny and frankly, extremely cringe.

There's not only masterful technical prowess and fantastic performances, but a bucket load of personality, heart and boundless creativity.

A bland and boring remake that doesn't know what it wants to be, and regrettably makes the 80's original look like a masterpiece.

Nothing short of entertaining, though it also struggles to feel entirely unique and is simply a tiny moving part to a larger machine.

The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent is a celebration of all things Cage. This is essential viewing for Cage fans.

Operation Mincemeat is a great watch if you want to learn something and have fun doing so however...

Violent and powerful from start to finish, The Northman tells an epic, period accurate Viking tale.

The Bad Guys is an easily watchable, energetic and fittingly chaotic enjoyable time.

This was a step in the right direction, so hopefully a more focused storyline in the next instalment will create a more cohesive saga.