Ben Affleck returns to direct his first feature film in 7 years with the true story behind Nike's attempts to sign Michael Jordan in a never before seen shoe deal that changed the game completely. Matt Damon leads an all star cast where everyone is given their own chance to shine, the script is witty and sharp, the story is feel good and enlightening, every aspect of this movie works far better than it perhaps should when the reality is, it's a 2 hour movie about a shoe deal with most of the time spent watching characters on the phone. The ultimate dad movie of the year, I'd highly recommend Air. In cinemas now!

Ladies and Gentlemen, we have a contender for worst movie of the year. Apple TV+'s latest flick is a disaster in every sense. An action rom com with some of the worst action set pieces and not an ounce of chemistry between the two leads, Ghosted is one movie you should ghost yourself. Chris Evans and Ana De Armas star, but just watch Knives Out instead cause they're utilised way better and it's a lot more fun. This is embarrassingly bad but I enjoyed reviewing it so I hope you enjoy too.

The spiritual sequel to Searching (2018) finally hits UK cinemas, only 4 months after its debut in the US. I even saw this film back in February (coincidentally when I recorded this review too) so its about damn time you're able to watch it. From what I can remember, it's a terrifically tense thriller that'll leave you jaw dropped for a good majority of the second half of the film. Upholstered by a career best performance from Storm Reid and an inventive style of filmmaking, Missing is one of the best films of the year so far. Check it out streaming worldwide and in UK cinemas soon.

This movie is dreadful do not watch it. Although it is on Prime if you're interested in a cyberpunk leathered up parody of the famous Mario Bros but this ain't like the games I played as a kid. God bless 90s video game adaptations

Lets-a-go with Illumination's attempt at starting a Mario movie franchise, with an all star cast and game accurate character designs, what more could you ask for! Well a decent script for starters, maybe a cohesive structure and genuine depth to characters but that's just me and what I like to experience from a movie. Sure I'm not looking for anything triumphant from a film based on a character that only really runs around kingdoms in search of a princess captured by a fire breathing turtle, but I think we deserve something a little better than this. It's filled with nostalgia and easter eggs for fans, and of course it is fun, but it's dispensable and forgettable and I'd find it much easier to recommend playing the games instead. In cinemas now!

My spoiler filled thoughts on Chapter 4 of Keanu Reeves' bullet fuelled franchise. It's unreal in every way, exciting and unique (especially impressive given its the fourth entry) but above all else it's classic John Wick. Fans will love it, newbies will be encouraged to check out the first 3, and there's a lot of bombshells to discuss in this review! In cinemas now.

The very beginning of an incredible franchise, that was nearly a straight to video flick. Keanu Reeves IS John Wick. And you don't want to mess with him. Yes it may be your typical revenge film but who wouldn't murder 80 people if your puppy had been killed unnecessarily. Slick, exciting, helluva good time this is, so watch them all now Chapter 4 is in cinemas currently.

After the first movie was a sleeper hit which amassed popularity in the couple of years after its release, chapter 2 picks up the ball and runs with it, delivering more of everything audiences loved about the first. Keanu kicks more ass, the antagonists are fleshed out more and this movie has some of the slickest, albeit most aggressive reloading of guns you'll ever see in an action flick. John Wick Chapter 2 is a rare case of a sequel being maybeeee sliiiightly betterrrrish than the first.

The third instalment sees Keanu Reeves on the run from...basically the entire world out to kill him. It's going 100mph from the opening scene and doesn't let up at all. Great stunts and action set pieces, interesting new additions to the cast and above all, utter badassery in John's methods of taking lives. Maybe I shouldn't enjoy it as much as I do but Chapter 3 is everything you expect and love from a John Wick film so check it out now!

The Baba Yaga is back after a 4 year wait since chapter 3 ended on a pretty interesting cliffhanger. Our hero (?) if you can call him that, serial killer might be more apt, is seeking retribution and clearing his name for the contract that has been set on him for a while now. But of course there are those looking for him and cashing in, not letting anyone stand in their way. What it results in is one of the best action movies of all time, with quite possibly the greatest final hour of all time. No exaggeration when I say you'll need to pick your jaw up off the floor several times during it, it's THAT good. In cinemas now so watch John Wick Chapter 4 and enjoy!