Smart, understated and charming, You Hurt My Feelings takes a realistic look at long-term relationships to create a subtly funny watch

Overstuffed with chum and flounders around its first half before it finds its prey and sinks its teeth into the goofy B-movie thrills.

Talk to Me is a vicious, creepy and occasionally genuinely disturbing little gem that injects some life back into this sub-genre.

Swift, fun and incredibly straightforward, it showcases good performances from it's two leads yet fumbles the bag with it's lacklustre plot.

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem is an absolute riot that absolutely deserves your attention.

With a stand our trio at the helm and it's sci-fi elements, They Cloned Tyrone may just be one of the best to drop on Netflix this year.

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Christopher Nolan proves here he is a master of his craft, providing an captivating and emotional epic with Oppenheimer.

Barbie is hilarious and audacious, but it also wears its heart on its sleeve. Believe the hype because it lives up to it, and more.

Sharksploitation explores the weird, wild cinematic legacy of sharks on film and the world's undying fascination with them.

Bird Box Barcelona holds extremely well as a drama-horror film and is worth investing your time in.

Insidious: The Red Door plays it safe and takes it a bit too slow, but it's good performances and nostalgic scares make it worth the viewing

Elemental is an irresistible concoction of filmmaking up there with some of Pixar’s best.

MI - Dead Reckoning Part One is a stellar seventh outing for the franchise that once again proves that Cruise is the best at what he does.

Wes Anderson proves that he still has a lot more to say, as Asteroid City becomes one of his strongest in recent years.

No Hard Feelings is silly, hilarious, and well-meaning and deserves to be seen by as many people as possible.

Unfortunately Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny is a substantially average final outing for the legendary titular hero.

Brooklyn 45 is a tight, meticulous and interesting story not about ghouls and ghosts, but about the ghosts of the past.

The Flash is a speedy, fun but undeniably messy ride through DC’s multiverse.