Film Focus Online attended the international press junket hosted by Anthony Morrison co-host of the D23 Inside Disney podcast.

If humpday was a week it would be this one! You got through blue monday and you powered through to Friday. Its time for some TV.

After producing a contender for the worst tv ending in history, Dexter has returned for an attempt at redemption with Dexter: New Blood.

The second week of the year and already it feels like time for another break. Treat yourself to a sit down and some good TV.

Here are some TV recommendations for this weekend so you don’t have to think too hard.

Titane is an assault on the senses which leaves an indelible mark. An incredible cinematic experience that simply cannot be missed.

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

Season three is a maze of twists, back-stabbing and back-handed dealing that keeps the characters and audiences endlessly guessing.

Season two is gripping from the first episode, but sets the tone as a very different and more spectacular show from the first.

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.

Based on true events, Ridley Scott brings an haute-couture family epic that ends in a plotted assassination to the big screen.

Only murders In The Building is like a warm cup of coffee. It’s comforting, refreshing but also stimulating.

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.

Has Joe stumbled upon a new target for his deranged affections?

Despite an at times overpowering soundtrack, this is a quiet film which manages to build an unbearable tension from the simplest of moments.

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

Far from an easy watch, Squid Game is nail-biting, edge of your seat and whatever other cliches mean fucking terrifying.

Sex Education is a safe and fun place where nothing is off limits.

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