Much like the hands of its title character, A Working Man isn’t smooth sailing; but let go a little and you’re bound to have a good time. 

Razor sharp, whippy and fun, Black Bag is a joy to experience in the theatre. 

While not a complete disaster, and while possessing a charming lead performance from Rachel Zegler, the tonal shifts, all over the place cinematography, Gal Gadot and a handful of wildly animated dwarves makes this reimagining a misfire. 

A beautiful and subtly tense examination of a horrific real life story, that feels ripped authentically and heartbreakingly from a different time. 

In pursuing the intrigue and high-stakes of Winter Soldier, this new Captain America iteration replaces nuance and great action with CGI mess, nonsense dialogue and a plot that jumps around like a third of the film is missing. 

Mufasa doesn’t so much roar onto screens, as thud onto them with a ‘woof’. This one’s an absolute dog. 

Sonic The Hedgehog 3 hopefully speeds this franchise to a swift ending. Not good enough for an era when kids movies are becoming excellent for kids AND adults, this one will put you to sleep sooner than thrill you.

Nosferatu will scare you silly; even while you marvel at how beautiful it all is.

A high-gloss, high-reward adaptation of the famous stage show. 

The return of the swords and sandals action epic from the master himself captures some of the magic of the original, but doesn’t come close to touching its legacy. 

A memorable movie that plays on the mind for days after you leave the theatre.