Release Date : 14th August 2019
I was so excited to see this movie, and was not disappointed! This is such an unusual film. It doesn’t really have a storyline per se, it is more like a “day in the life of a fading Hollywood TV actor”, and it was absolutely fascinating to watch.
Release Date : 9th August 2019
After being met with the tragedy of their parents death in a car accident teenager Marla (Anya Taylor-Joy) and her younger brother Charlie (Gabriel Bateman) are quite literally thrown into a much needed adventure within the world of Playmobil. When Charlie is kidnapped, it’s up to Marla to rescue him.
Release date : 1st August 2019
With 14 (my daughter) in tow for this film, I was a bit worried that I couldn’t fill in any background information on the Fast & Furious films as I’d not seen them. I didn’t need to worry as the Hobbs & Shaw film is a complete stand-alone adventure.
Release date : 26th July 2019
Roman teenager Atti is conscripted into the Roman Army after falling foul of Emperor Nero. He is sent to “miserable, cold, wet Britain” where “the natives are revolting, quite literally”. Things go from bad to worse when Atti is captured by Orla, a teenage Celt determined to prove herself as a warrior. After avoiding execution in a bog, Atti uses his Roman ingenuity to help Orla save her grandma who was kidnapped by the Braganza tribe. Nero, who spends much of his time plotting to kill his mother is also determined to crush the rebellion, led by Boudicca, Queen of the Iceni.
Release Date: 19th July 2019
The Lion King really is the telling of the circle of life now that 25 years after the original release children of the 90s can now take their own children to enjoy Jon Favreau’s second Directorial CGI reboot of a Disney Classic, and if you want nostalgia you will definitely get it as this story is pretty much identical to the original version even down to the shots, songs and the return of James L Jones as Mustafa.
Release date: 12th July 2019
This Annabelle Film is the 3rd instalment in the Conjuring franchise. Don’t worry if you have not seen the other films, the storyline is easy to follow.
Determined to keep Annabelle from wreaking more havoc, demonologists Ed & Lorraine Warren bring the possessed doll home to their locked artefacts room in their basement, placing her behind sacred glass & enlisting a priest blessing.
Release date: 5th July 2019.
After the events of Endgame earlier on this year, the task of bouncing back into action that was still engaging and relevant was mammoth for Marvel. But it is in Spiderman that they found the vessel in which to bring forth the next phase of the MCU.
Release date: 21st June 2019.
I’ve never seen a Toy Story film at the cinema before, just watched the films at home on the TV at Christmas. It’s so much better watching on the big screen. The graphics get even better along with the comedic action.
Release date: 28th June 2019.
Jack played by Himesh Patel is a twenty something teacher who is also a struggling singer / songwriter. He is knocked unconscious during a worldwide power cut and wakes up in a world without The Beatles. He reconstructs their songs from memory (although remembering some of the lyrics is a bit tricky) and begins to pass them off as his own.
Release date: 14th June 2019.
Following a hit and miss trilogy, the Men in Black franchise is back, this time with some fresh faces to take on the worst scum in the universe. Repping the clandestine corporation are Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thomspon of Avengers fame, who take on the latest alien threat to life on earth.
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