Spider-Man Far From Home builds on the success of Endgame and provides us with some more insight on Peter Parker and his life. The story does a good job of highlighting Peter and his struggles as a human post-Endgame. The psychological factors are highlighted, and Jake Gyllenhaal does a fantastic job of being the foil to Parker. My main problems with this film are the generic action scenes and eye-rolling jokes that continue to plague the franchise. Besides that, this film was more entertaining than anticipated, and I was glad to watch it.

Shazam! was a rollercoaster of a movie for me. On one hand, a bunch of the jokes did work and I enjoyed Zachary Levi’s performance; but on the other hand some of the gags just didn’t work, and I found the fight scenes severely lackluster. It’s still an okay addition to the DCCU, but I didn’t find it anything special.

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is not a perfect film, but it is the perfect hangout film. Tarantino does an incredible job crafting this slow burning thriller/ dark comedy, making you care about every single character in the movie. Always entertaining and even endearing, this one looks to be another peak in Tarantino’s catalog.