The second part of my Daniel Craig Bond rewatch series and this one...yeah it's not good. Duff film, but every franchise has at least one poor film so not totally unexpected, however very disappointing to say the least. Once again no massive spoilers this time round. Enjoy, if that's possible!

With the release of No Time To Die in cinemas now, I'm revisiting the run of Daniel Craig Bond films and reviewing them, starting with this first film from 2006. Not a major spoiler review, I talk in detail about some scenes however it's fairly clear of anything massive, although who hasn't seen this great film!? New episodes arriving in the coming days.

My spoiler filled take on the latest film starring the one and only Jake Gyllenhaal, it's tense its exciting its scary its thrilling and it is amazing. All unfolding over one night and you never leave the desk of the Police dispatch operator played by Jake, fantastic film through and through, enjoy. Available on Netflix from Friday 1st October!

Jake Gyllenhaal shines in this thriller set over one night in one location, as a police dispatch operator trying to help someone simply through a phone call. It is truly incredible and well worth watching, available on Netflix from Friday 1st October so enjoy!

My spoiler filled take on the Kurupt FM gang finding themselves in Japan seeking a record deal, without a care or possibly brain cell in the world, yet its a blast from start to finish. Worth watching after the series however its entirely possible to enjoy without seeing the show, regardless I'd highly recommend checking out that, and checking out this, and you'll have a great time. Funny doesn't begin to describe it, so enjoy!

The movie continuation of the acclaimed comedy series featuring a bunch of idiots doing..well literally nothing. It shouldn't work, this shouldn't be good, and yet it's fantastic. Throughly great comedy like a cross between The Office and Spinal Tap. This is the spoiler free review and check out the film available to rent now!

ITSA ME, MARIO! The cast just got announced for the new animated Mario film due out in December...2022, so let's discuss it and let the long wait begin until this masterpiece/cursed disasterpiece hits our screens next Christmas. The most advanced anticipation avenue you'll find, but the hype is real.

My spoiler filled scene by scene analysis and review of The Green Knight, based on the Arthurian legend and unknown poem. Its a beauty of a film, albeit a very strange and trippy ride as well. Not everyone's cup of tea but if you like brooding journey films like an adult lord of the rings minus all the action, this may be for you. Available on amazon prime from 30th September.

The latest film from David Lowery sees him adapt the poem of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, with one of the most beautifully shot and crafted films of the year. Its certainly weird, strange, odd, confusing, and not for everyone, however those that will appreciate it, will LOVE it, its quite a special film. Available on amazon prime from 30th September!

My review for a horror film which I am dubbing the scariest experience of my life. Possibly ever. Yeah, really wasn't expecting the sheer horrifying nature of this film, well made and well acted but god damn scary. Be careful with The Night House, be very careful.