Seth MacFarlane's Ted series are a missed opportunity. Still highly watchable and often hilarious but like much of his movie output, weighed down by far too much focus on far too weak screenplays and not enough of the fantastic chemistry between Mark Walhberg and Ted nor the endless opportunities for comedy. This second films misses Mila Kunis round out the main three but is funny slightly more often.

The only film from director Paul Fieg I've so far been able to stand, riotous James Bond tomfoolery, with a winning and up for it cast, nearly in the same pocket as Kingsmen.

Michael Fassbender and Ben Mendelsohn amp up ex-Beta Band, John Maclean's directoral debut. Good, if a little more mainstream and less transgressive or memorable than the raft of extremely dark modern westerns.

The moral and psychological issues surrounding the use of drones in warfare and remote killing, make the worthy subject of this interesting and tense war drama and Ethan Hawke is never not watchable.

>Sudders< Writer-director Adam MacDonald doesn't need any budget to make you cover your eyes in this horrific and scary hiking-horror, based on true events, about a lost couple being hunted by a bear.