So…I’m like…supposed to watch other action movies this year after seeing #TheFurious? Hot damn, this one left me vibrating from head to toe! The direction, cinematography and ESPECIALLY the fight choreography are truly phenomenal, each set piece somehow managing to top the dizzying heights of the one that preceded it. The sound design is also bone-rattling, making you feel every punch, kick, slice and thump with visceral flair. This is genuinely some of the best action and choreography I’ve ever seen and the ways in which this incredibly talented team are able to utilize every environment to its full potential is wonderfully playful and immersive. This is one you NEED to see with a crowd and it certainly sets the bar ludicrously high for other action films set to release this year. Simply put, believe the hype and to the other action films of 2026 I say best of luck! Full review soon 👍

DISCLOSURE DAY is spellbinding Spielberg sci-fi, delivering a genre film that plays like a wonderfully complex and often emotionally profound three-way conversation between Close Encounters, Minority Report and The Post. The performances are terrific, especially Blunt, who is simply remarkable here, flexing a dizzying dexterity that makes for one of her finest performances. Spielberg is still operating at the height of his powers, blocking each and every scene like a seasoned maestro, delivering that classic visual panache that simply never gets old, complimented by another unsurprisingly superb Williams score. My problems with this one fall with the iffy CGI and Koepp’s script, which can’t always click the jigsaw pieces smoothly into place, sometimes not at all. Still, this is Spielberg cinema that is required and often exhilarating viewing.

As happy as I am to see the Wayans family rightfully back at the helm of the franchise, it saddens me to report that #scarymovie is quite awful. The Wayans are so preoccupied trying to poke fun at every horror film, pop culture moment and hot button topic of the past decade that they thoughtlessly throw every dart they have at the board, barely able to make anything stick, leaving so much wasted potential on the table. I chuckled occasionally at some inspired gags and this lovable cast is still a ton of fun to watch, but there isn’t much else here. However, I’m fully aware this franchise is critic proof and that fans will eat it up, which is great, but this one just wasn’t for me plain and simple. Full review in the AM!