There needs to be more movies that are like this and fewer that are not.

If Cooke and/or Taylor-Joy get to their thirties without having won at least an Oscar each I will metaphorically get very stabby on the Academy's ass.

Absolutely fantastic. We'll all miss you Anton.

Pretty mad story of greed and how it destroys people. Awkwardness of Spacey hanging around a load of young lads with drugs aside there's a fair amount of enjoyment to be had. I'll add in that although I'm yet to be blown away by Ansel Elgort, the support from Emma Roberts as his long suffering ladyfriend was brilliantly judged. She's underrated on the big screen.

The last thing I wanted was a massive slog of a friday film from Netflix but here we are. I felt every one of its 116 minutes crawl by and even the potential for endless Batman/Catwoman gags couldn't save it. The Dee Rees hype may be a little overblown.

A Quiet Place, if it was written by Michael instead of Jim.

The Happening 2: Happen Harder