The most powerful man in the world embarks on a frantic mission to prove that he's humanity's saviour.

Bad Apples is rotten to the core. It’s a messy, unpredictable film that takes you on an extreme journey about losing control and giving in to impulse. A hilarious fable that sees Saoirse Ronan as an empathetic teacher who attempts to help a disruptive student, by locking him in her basement. This film is wacky and it most definitely plays with the idea of intrusive thoughts and acting on our worst instincts.

A biopic that takes you on a journey of self-discovery, taking you back to a single summer of Anthony Bourdain’s life where he discovers his love for food. He unearths his resilience and understands the true meaning of wealth, it isn’t lying and cheating but instead, learning and nurturing relationships.

I can confidently say this is my favourite of Tom Holland’s Spider-Man movies, the films first 45 minutes were an absolute delight. I was beaming from ear to ear at the soundtrack, the swinging sequences and seeing Holland back in a role I believe he was born to play. Spider-Man Brand New Day hits the ground running, the film catapults you into crime fighting sequences, slow motion web-slinging and Peter Parker embracing his new found anonymity.

The Odyssey is a work of fiction and yet Nolan is able to breathe new life into it. This story is not new, in fact it is almost 3000 years old and yet, it is rejuvenated for modern audiences which modern language and intelligent non-linear storytelling.

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When 9-year-old Emily is removed from the care of her aging grandfather. She is abruptly placed with the witchy, funny yet unpredictable Sylvia. As the two build a surprising bond, they find that forging a new family is not without risk or hesitation.

Are musical biopics a little overdone? Sure. Can musical biopics be a little void of narrative and depth? Most definitely but do musical biopics blend the relationship between music and movies into basically a two hour long music video that gets your toe tapping and head bobbing. Hell yeah.