Movies

Ski jumping underdog story. It’s pure stubborn joy with enough humiliation to feel earned. If you need motivation with a side of winter chaos, this is it.

There is no 2 'cause brice broke it! More Brice. More delusion. If you liked the first, you know what you’re signing up for.

Superhero movie that hates superhero movies and narrates its own chaos. Violent, meta, and somehow heartfelt.

High school reunion meets spy chaos. Comedy first, spying second. Exactly what it says on the tin.

Teen zombie comedy that knows exactly what it is. Dumb, energetic, and surprisingly committed.

Financial crisis explained like a heist movie, except the heist is legal and everyone gets away with it. You will learn and you will get angry.

An unlikely friendship forms between a retired widower and an overworked startup CEO. This is a calm, comforting movie about mentorship, mutual respect, and learning from someone who’s lived a little more. No romance driving the plot, just two people making each other’s lives better.

Viewers, beware: Mr. Right is an intensely polarising movie. Either you surrender to its particular brand of insanity or you absolutely hate it. It’s a love story on drugs, a completely unhinged action comedy and, somehow, one of the sweetest films about finding someone with whom you can truly be yourself. Martha and Francis don’t merely tolerate each other’s strangeness: they recognise it, delight in it and bring out even more of it in one another. Martha, in particular, gradually stops restraining herself and blossoms into someone more confident, more unapologetically eccentric and ultimately more herself. “You’ll never be normal.” “Who wants to be normal anyway?”

Spy movie with style turned up to 11. Suit violence, umbrella violence, british word violence and a church scene that made people pause the movie.

A burned-out chef loses everything, buys a food truck, and drives across America with his only remaining friend and the son he'd been too absent to actually know. Turns out the kid is great, whoops. Jon Favreau wrote, directed, starred, and somehow wrote himself a sensual thing with Scarlett Johansson AND a marriage to Sofia Vergara. No notes. MY MAN!!!

A family comedy that pokes at stereotypes and social tension with a big mainstream smile. It lands more often than it misses.

Five childhood friends reunite to finish a pub crawl they never completed. One of them needs it way more than the others. The sci-fi plot is real but it's not the point - this one is about addiction and nostalgia and refusing to grow up, and it hits harder than you'd expect from a movie about pubs.