Michelle Yeoh is very convincing as the overworked overwhelmed Evelyn Wang. When an inter dimensional rupture occurs unraveling reality, Evelyn must find her unknown power to fight the bizarre dangers from the multiverse.

This is the third in the Fantastic Beasts series. Professor Albus Dumbledore (Jude Law) enlists the help of Magizoologist Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne) to stop the dark powerful Wizard Gellert Grindelwald (Mads Mikkelsen) who is trying to control all of the wizard world.

A reclusive novelist (Sandra Bullock) who writes romantic adventure novels that go to exotic destinations is on tour promoting her new novel “The Lost City of D”. She is travelling with her hunky cover model Allan (Channing Tatum) who she can’t stand. She is kidnapped by Abigail Fairfax (Daniel Radcliffe) and the adventure begins.

Directed by Robert Eggers, and with an all star cast Nicole Kidman, Alexander Skarsgard, Anya Taylor - Joy, Ethan Hawke and on and on. This is an action film. An epic tale of a Viking Prince on a quest to avenge his father and rescue his mother. A strong film.

A timely and entertaining comedy about a group of actors trying to complete their movie “Cliff Beasts 6: Battle for Everest: Memories of a Requiem”, being quarantined in a hotel during the Covid Pandemic. This film has an All Star Cast and is a lot of fun

Picking up from where “Far From Home” left off, Peter Parker’s (Tom Holland) identity has been revealed to the world. Peter turns to Dr Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) to help him try and cast a spell to undo the worlds knowledge of his alter ego. The spell goes wrong and all hell breaks out.

Starring Andy Lau and Directed by Benny Chan with a special appearance of Jackie Chan this film has something for everyone. Beautiful choreography and cinematography, lots of action and kung fu philosophy. A ruthless warlord seeks refuge in a Shaolin Temple from his second in command who betrays him. He finds more than refuge, he finds redemption. Really would recommend this film.

This film was a little unexpected gem. A Danish Action/Comedy that explores the possibility that a coincidence might not always be a coincidence. A train accident, a stolen bicycle, a group of computer nerds, and a retired military man whose wife was killed on that train accident, are they connected or is it just a coincidence.

Following a sadistic killer Bruce Wayne and “The Batman” enter the dark underbelly of Gotham. Political corruption, gangsters and criminals collude. Robert Pattinson is excellent as a very complex Batman and the supporting cast is outstanding. Matt Reeves presents us with a film noir, dark, scary and really, really outstanding.

In this episode we discuss…
Stuck Together (2021). We can all relate to the last 2 years of Covid and being locked down. This is a hysterical look at a very serious subject and they pull it off. French cinema - comedy starring and written by Dany Boon and Laurence Arné

GhostBusters Afterlife (2021). Jason Reitman does a great job directing this awesome sequel to the GhostBusters’ franchise and a wonderful homage to the late Harold Ramis. This is a supernatural comedy that stands on its own as a very entertaining family film starring McKenna Grace as Phoebe the nerdy awkward granddaughter of the reclusive eccentric scientist Egon Spengler.

Coda (2021). CODA stands for children of deaf adults. As the only hearing person in a deaf family, life can get pretty demanding for Ruby (Emilia Jones). Torn between her family that depend on her and and her future she must find a path to a better future for everyone. Drama, comedy and music fill the screen in this Academy Award winner for Best Film.

Summer of Soul (When the revolution could not be televised) (2021). Filmed over a period of 6 weeks in Harlem in the summer of 1969. Best Documentary film by first time director Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson. Not only an amazing musical concert but a history lesson as well.