Rocketman

Elton John’s musical biopic is ambitious, flamboyant but a little disjointed. Luckily the music keeps the film stomping through the story of one of the most iconic music stars of all time.

Detective Pikachu

Nostalgic, unquestionably cute with plenty of laughs, Detective Pikachu will have you wishing, as we all once did, to live in a world where Pokémon are real.

Shazam!

DC’s superhero comedy doesn’t quite have the charm to be a classic but is an amusing addition to the universe and a clear step away from their previous darker films

Dumbo

‘Disney’s latest re-boot gets the full Tim Burton treatment resulting in a film that is visually pleasing at times but lacks any real heart and detracts from the brilliant original’

Triple Frontier

Triple Frontier fires home in part due to a strong cast and tense sequences, but an uneven second half prevents it from taking home the full jackpot.

Captain Marvel

No amount of photon blasts can elevate the latest Marvel film above a growing list of fun but formulaic superhero origin stories.

Isn’t it Romantic

Netflix’s ‘not a Rom-Com Rom-Com’ struggles to fully convert a clever idea into something special but delivers an enjoyable journey through the genre’s clichés.

Lego Movie 2 : The Second Part

Everything is not quite as awesome in the follow up to the truly magnificent first Lego Movie.

Instant Family

Despite the trailer making this look like one of a million family comedies. This film is surprisingly heartfelt, touching and very amusing.

Can You Ever Forgive Me?

Adapted from Lee Israel’s memoir published years after her capers into forgery and deception, this film is a must see thanks to unforgettable performances and some brilliant writing and interchanges.