Warm Bodies sneaks up on you like a zombie and gnaws on your brain to get to your heart. Delightfully fun.

Laurence Anyways sees writer/director Xavier Dolan substitute his signature flair for actual substance. With an almost obnoxiously overblown running time, Dolan's latest effort is a hard pill to swallow at times. This is because the film focuses far more on the "journey" rather than the "destination"; and whilst his more recognisable visual style creeps in, it never pulls focus or proves a distraction. Armed with a powerfully moving and organic script, electrifying and raw performances from both leads and a pulsating soundtrack marked by the times, Laurence Anyways is a memorable, yet stylish affair.

Timeless classic that will forever stand the test of time. Full of brains, heart and courage.

Iron Man 3 proves that there is still plenty of life left in the franchise, despite this third entry in the series feeling like a spiritual conclusion to a possible trilogy. Robert Downey, Jr. continues to demonstrate more than ever that he is the complete embodiment of Tony Stark, and with plenty of thrilling action sequences and emotionally charged deliveries from all cast members, Iron Man's darkest hour is one of the greatest entry's in the Marvel cinematic universe thus far.