It wouldnt be a Los Angeles based series without a bank robbery film! Next episode of California Dreaming!

Disaster movie time for my LA set California Dreaming series!

Ryan Gosling's first entry in this California Dreaming series, prepare for more!

The next instalment of California Dreaming!

The first episode in my California Dreaming series is all about Tarantino's MASTERPIECE! Once upon a time... in Hollywood is one of my favourites of all TIME!! Magnificent 60s backdrop, incredible soundtrack and terrific performances, check this out you won't be disappointed!

OKAYYY VERY EXCITING NEWS IVE KEPT A SECRET FOR A WHILE, I WILL BE IN LOS ANGELES FOR THE NEXT 10 DAYS!!! I CANNOT WAIT IM SO EXCITED I AM BUZZINGGGG WITH JOY, SO HERE'S THE DEAL. Over the next 10 days I'll have 10 films all set in LA that I've watched and reviewed and I hope you enjoy what's to come!! AAAAH THIS IS REALLY HAPPENING!! Welcome to California Dreaming! The latest miniseries full of fun and wonder!

Michael Bay's latest film is in cinemas now and it is a BLAST. One of his best efforts in years, I loved this one a lot. Jake Gyllenhaal + Bayhem + a chaotic ambulance car chase for 2 hours = a bloody good time. If you're in need of a daft fast paced thrill ride that'll have you laughing and questioning how in the literal hell half this film was shot, look no further than Ambulance. Bay has gone drone crazy and I'm here for it with this film.

Michael Bay's penultimate film in this marathon is his 2019 globe trotting-carnage inducing-action comedy released on Netflix. Great cast, terrible editing, great car chases, over use of generic songs in every scene, it's terrific. Love this film so much even if it is one of his most chaotic films to date, Ryan Reynolds is great and there's an absolutely insane third act with magnets, so check out 6 Underground, you may regret it but that's the beauty of it!

The Last Knight is Michael Bay's last entry in the Transformers franchise and I hate to say it but it may be the worst of the lot, but its kind of hilariously and gloriously bad. The last 90 minutes is fun, but the first hour is completely awful so I'd say shave that off and you've got a stupid guilty pleasure film that still makes no sense but doesn't need to. Anthony Hopkins is great, why is he in it but who cares, he's great, everything else is less so but annoyingly entertaining.

As we approach the end of March, its safe to say there's not been a lot of great released. The Batman at the beginning of the month and Ambulance which has just hit cinemas, are all that spring to mind in terms of things I'd consider the standouts from March. The Oscars are tonight so no doubt that'll be chaotic, but hey MORBIUS is still to be released on the 31st so maybe that's gonna be the greatest film of all time. Exciting news coming this week, but this may be one of the last watchlists for a couple of weeks, you'll soon see why!