I review Illumination's new animated comedy "Minions & Monsters", which brings the Minions to 1920s Hollywood as they cause a ruckus in the movie business. Released by Universal Pictures.

I review the comedy "The Invite", starring Olivia Wilde and Seth Rogen as a struggling married couple who meet their free-spirited neighbours, played by Edward Norton and Penelope Cruz. Released by VVS Films (Canada) and A24 (United States).

I review the new Pixar sequel "Toy Story 5", which continues the adventures of Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Jessie and the rest of the toys as they deal with the arrival of an addicting high-tech tablet in Bonnie's life. Released by Walt Disney Studios.

I review Michael Sarnoski's interpretation of the classic legend, "The Death of Robin Hood", starring Hugh Jackman as the archer thinking back on his deeds. Released by Elevation Pictures (Canada) and A24 (United States).

I review Steven Spielberg's new science-fiction movie "Disclosure Day", starring Emily Blunt as a meteorologist and Josh O'Connor as a government whistle blower discovering the truth about aliens. Released by Universal Pictures.

I review the sixth "Scary Movie", which has the Wayans Brothers parodying the recent "Scream" sequels, "Sinners", "Longlegs" and other popular movies released in the past few years. Released by Paramount Pictures.

I review the fantasy adventure "Masters of the Universe", the latest version of the '80s toy line, which has Prince Adam aka He-Man return to Eternia to battle the evil Skeletor. Released by Amazon MGM Studios.

I review the musical drama "Power Ballad", starring Paul Rudd as a wedding singer who has his song stolen by a pop star, played by Nick Jonas. Released by Lionsgate.

I review the World War II movie "Pressure", which depicts the important role of meteorologists, including James Stagg, played in the Normandy landings on D-Day. Released by Focus Features.

I review the horror movie "Backrooms", directed by Kane Parsons and starring Chiwetel Ejiofor as a furniture store owner who ends up into a creepy dimension behind the walls. Released by Elevation Pictures (Canada) and A24 (United States).