Knives Out

A wonderful murder mystery that has brilliant performances, good humour and a captivating story from the first minute

Frozen 2

Elsa, Anna, Olaf, Kristoff and Sven return for a second outing in Frozen 2 which has its moments but lacks the heart that cemented the original as a fan favourite

Le Mans ’66

Le Mans ’66 puts the cinema-goer in an enjoyable and fast-paced ride but is not without its flaws.

The Joker

With a stellar central performance and a brilliantly executed narrative, the Joker has redefined the comic book movie for the second time in a decade.

Ad Astra

Wonderful space visuals and a brilliant central performance from Brad Pitt make for an intriguing film but aren’t enough to make this personal Odyssey captivating in its entirety.

Once upon a time in … Hollywood

Tarantino’s love piece depicting the end of the golden age of Hollywood is somewhere between a self-indulgent snore fest and a masterpiece.

The Current War

An all-star cast retelling about the dawn of the electric age, is let down by its surprisingly uncompelling story line.

The Lion King

Remake of the Disney classic looks stunning and by staying true to the original provides a nostalgic boost of enjoyment to this summer’s cinema offerings.

Spiderman: Far from Home

Another solid addition to the catalogue that doesn’t push the genre but gets the Marvel juggernaut back rolling after Avengers Endgame

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.