Brad Pitt's mega-budget zombie production seemed troubled during the making and doubly so on the watching. Bizarrely unfocused and lacking a compelling screenplay, a misfire with a weirdly flat final third.

Perhaps a tad harsh here. This drug mule caper comedy is a very poor film but often hysterical and the cast is perfection.

The wonderfully varied and unpredictable Danny Boyle was always going to be horrendous, brilliant of a combination of the two. This messy, unfocused, ill-conceived art heist thrilller leans quite heavily into the former.

This successful but tepid and bland, rote, atmospheric horror taped into the new wave on interest in horror but was bested by a superior sequel. One that thankfully spent less time with the underwhelming leads.

Much of what was so great about the first Star Trek reboot is sadly missing here, and they almost waste the best franchise antagonist in Khan, and the perfect actor to play him in Benedict Cumberbatch. The tone here as shifted more to jokey and not for the better, neither is the increased rom-com focus on Spock.