Spider-Man No Way Home is just around the corner so in anticipation for that film, I'll be going back and reviewing every single live action Spidey film starting with the very first one today. Tobey Maguire stars as Peter Parker and iiiiittttt kinda hasn't aged well. It's still fun and relatively good but it's age is really starting to show as its almost 20 years old and yikes it doesn't look good. Either way over the next week I'll be uploading each film in order of release so stay tuned and enjoy!

Another Christmas film and this one is a sleeper comedy from 2016, available on Netflix and Prime so why not check it out if you enjoy Horrible Bosses or Deadpool, it's stupid but something about it is so entertaining to me. Loved it

My spoiler filled thoughts on the biggest film Netflix have ever made. It's fun, its stupid, it's not great, but it's still fun for most of it. Just a big dumb action comedy that you can watch from the comfort of your own home, enjoy

Netflix's biggest movie EVER (so far at least) released a couple of weeks ago on the platform and it stars 3 of the biggest stars in Hollywood venturing the world to find some eggs. And no I don't mean The Rock's head, different eggs.

Many questions could be asked about this. Why has a live action Clifford movie been made? Why have I watched it? Why have I reviewed it? Am I okay? I have no real answers to any of the above but Clifford's in cinemas from Friday so enjoy?

The 1990 classic that has since spawned multiple sequels and been an inspiration to MANY other films, Home Alone is brilliant. Great Christmas fun, one for the whole family to watch and enjoy. And what better time to give it another watch than right now at the start of December ya filthy animals.

Christmas is just a few weeks away so here's another festive themed review! And one of my personal favourites, the negative reviews are outrageous for this film. Sure its weird and may be a guilty pleasure but it's an absolute delight and we can all relate to being a Grinch I'm sure.

Ridley Scott's second film of the year is out and it suuuuucks. Very slow, very boring, very little happens. However Jared Leto is fantastic despite once again acting so hard like he's in a completely different film to everyone else. Can't say the whole thing is worth a watch though, for an 84 year old director, I sure felt like I aged 84 years with him.

With the upcoming remake of this classic musical being released next week, I've been lucky enough to watch the original at the cinema and here's my review for it! Love this film, absolute classic and stay tuned next week for my thoughts on the new one, will it be as good or better than this one though? It'll take some doing.

Now I recorded this review MONTHS ago so bare that in mind because it may sound different as I was just starting out, and I don't reference any new films of late however I figured I'd upload this while I'm doing other Disney animated films, so enjoy one of their best in years, before Encanto came out at least. Thoroughly enjoy this film, available on Disney+ now.