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

Get on down to your local cinema and spend two hours with Otto Anderson and his cat, I promise you you won’t regret it.

Based on a true story, I Love My Dad will make you cringe and laugh in equal measure.

Hocus Pocus 2 may fail to live up to both its predecessor and expectations but it does succeed in getting you into the spooky spirit.

Arguably one of the worse live-action re-makes to date and it makes me wonder, “Just how much more of this do we have to endure?”

if you have 20 minutes and you need a little bit of laughter in your life, then the I am Groot shorts are well worth your time.

I enjoyed Luck as much as I’ve enjoyed other films, smiling as I watch them but then never thinking about them again.

Ms Marvel, in my opinion, is one of the most important TV shows to be released in recent years.

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.

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

A visually striking, wonderfully hilarious and refreshingly honest take on puberty and womanhood.

Overall, The King’s Man has found itself to be a stereotypical prequel: disappointing.

In an age of re-makes, was West Side Story worth the wait or will you forget about it as soon as you reach the car park?

Encanto is a Disney animation that feels new and refreshing and will hopefully light a spark for a new era of animation for the studio.

Ron’s Gone Wrong is a nice little film and a great way to spend a rainy afternoon but isn’t an animation that will change your life.

love letter to journalism is a joy to watch and is arguably is one of Anderson’s best films to date as well as being one of the best films o

David Yarovesky’s Nightbooks is a brand-new horror film for kids. Does it trick? Or does it treat?

Having been over a decade since I last saw the film, I decided to give it another go and let me tell you, I’m so glad I did.

Following the same narrative beats as the classic story but with a few new, somewhat pointless additions sprinkled in for good measure.