Theatrical Releases

Spider-Man: Far From Home closes Phase Three of the MCU and in the process offers perhaps the powerhouse comic book franchise’s best film yet.

Put your fears on the shelves viewers, with Toy Story 4 Pixar has delivered a sequel that is simply essential.

Men in Black: International is watchable but inessential, as this series might have run its course.

Godzilla stomps, punches and roars his way back to being the king of the movie monsters in this action packed and earth shattering sequel!

Keanu Reeves is back with a vengeance in this stone cold action classic that certifies the Wick series as a gift to action cinema

The Hustle, a gender flipped remake of a remake that adds nothing to the story.

Pokémon Detective Pikachu is a video game adaptation that zaps the spot, with a celebration of Pokémon through a funny and endearing adventure

Avengers: Endgame rewards those who have followed this 22-film journey for the last decade with a superhero epic that is a true cinema event

King’s novel gets changed up a bit in this good new big screen adaptation

Marvel’s newest hero (and one of their most powerful) debuts in this really fun ‘90s infused caper.

Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway are stranded in this seafaring thriller that sinks quicker, the further it ventures.

The Hidden World provides a passionate and kind-hearted cap to Dreamworks’ fabulous trilogy.

M. Night Shyamalan’s Glass ambitiously toys with audience expectations to deliver an unexpected, divisive and yet appropriate finale to his Eastrail 177 Trilogy.

It’s a costume drama but not as we know it in Yorgos Lanthimos’ surreal story of royalty, sex and power.

Holmes & Watson is a bafflingly bad waste of effort and talent.