Release date: 8th February 2019
The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part is a sequel that certainly stacks up to it’s predecessor. With plenty of new interesting characters, great moments with the team we know and love, several catchy original songs, that are no “everything is awesome” but will definitely get stuck inside your head… and a storyline everyone with a sibling or children can relate to.
Release Date: 25th January 2019
A great comedy – great film to watch with your friends.
Imagine a Jenny-from-the-block-goes-to-the-big-city comedy of corporate ambition, naivete, and success.
Release date: 25th January 2019
This film is not your average sickly sweet family film – it contains some mildly upsetting scenes, as well as addressing some topical issues, which may raise questions from young viewers.
Release Date: 11th January 2019
Kevin Hart and Bryan Cranston star in a story of an incredible friendship through extraordinary circumstances.
Hart plays ex-con Dell Scott, not long out of prison and searching for a job to help him support his ex-partner and son. A misunderstanding leads him to be employed as the carer for a wealthy man with quadriplegia. Together they form an unlikely relationship and teach each other something that they both desperately need.
Release Date: 1st January 2019
Olivia Colman plays an overweight Queen Anne, depressed, plagued by gout and suicidal thoughts. Lacking confidence, she relies upon the advice of her friend and lover Lady Sarah Churchill (Rachel Weisz). Queen Anne’s bedchamber is filled with “the little ones” rabbits that substitute for her lost babies. Anne’s sore-covered legs are in constant need of the massaging hands of Sarah, who also tends to Anne’s other physical needs.
Release Date: 26th December 2018
I’ll be honest – I was apprehensive about going to see Bumblebee. I grew up with Transformers, collected all the toys, had all the animated movies. But Michael Bay’s proclivity for pyrotechnics and style over substance approach left much to be desired and had me ducking out of the series after Dark of the Moon. With Travis Knight stepping up to direct a Bumblebee film, I was intrigued.
Release Date: 21st December 2018
Mary Poppins Returns was as wondrously whimsical as it’s 1964 predecessor!
All the songs and dances were brilliant- particularly ‘Trip A Little Light Fantastic’, performed by Lin Manuel. Miranda’s answer to Bert and his army of ‘Leeries’.
Release Date: 12th December 2018
After Gal Gadot smashed into our screens in 2017 with her appearance in Wonder Woman, DC’s Aquaman had a lot to live up to.
James Wan does not disappoint with a stellar cast, Jason Momoa (Aquaman), Amber Heard (Princess Mera), William Dafoe (Vulko) and Nicole Kidman as Queen Atlanna, Aquaman’s long lost mother.
Release Date: 30th November 2018
Wreck It Ralph and his best friend Vanellope, go online to find a replacement controller for Sugar Rush, the colourful, candy-and-chocolate-themed racing game in which she competes. But soon enough, they lose their bearings and minds amid the labyrinth of the internet. From the off you’re quickly transported from the 8bit nostalgia to the horrifyingly vivid depiction of the World Wide Web. The internet’s many quirks like ad pop ups, social media and online shopping are hilariously accurate and incredibly relatable. Throwing online gaming into the mix quickly pushes Vanellope and Ralph’s friendship loyalties to the limit.
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