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F9 is a wild ride from start to finish. It bathes in its own ridiculousness, much like its predecessors. However, this instalment is probably the silliest one yet and it makes for some phenomenaly exciting action sequences if you're willing to suspend your disbelief. The cast continue to shine as their characters, with Tyrese Gibson being particularly enjoyable this time round, almost as an audience substitute, questioning the movie's logic. However, while it obviously isn't what we're here for, the story is terrible. It relies on major retcons to the events of previous movies, as well as retconning the backstory of Toretto, all of which are incredibly convoluted. However, at this point, all we're hear for is to watch cars crash into each other and in that respect this film delivers and more. I recommend seeing this if you're a fan of the franchise or just a fan of dumb action movies.

Black Widow is a welcome return to the big screen for the MCU. It's one of the more fast paced and easy to follow MCU adventures and delivers a satisfying epilogue to Scarlett Johansson's, 11 year long role as Black Widow, after her death in Endgame. In this movie, we get a closer look into the black widow programme and what we learn is very interesting. Florence Pugh delivers a fantastic performance as Yellana, with Johannson delivering as well in the lead role. David Harbour is also a highlight playing Captain America, if he were a pathetic loser. In regards to action, this movie delivers with several exciting action sequences and fight scenes. However, this film really delivers with the story, providing an emotionally investing, character driven family drama, as well as a thrilling spy thriller. I definitely recommend watching this movie on the big screen, if you can. It's a non stop thrill ride from start to finish.

For the past ten years, Disney has bombarded cinemas with unnecessary live action takes on their animated classics. Cruella is one of the better ones due to its original story. However, it's hardly a good movie. Emma Stone is wonderful as Cruella and delivers a larger than life performance, which she gets completely lost in. As does Emma Thompson, who is brilliant fun to watch. Joel Fry and Paul Walter Hauser also have great chemistry as Horace and Jasper, providing several great lines and comedic sequences. In regards to fashion, this movie W delivers with simply fantastic costume design and brilliant sequences to show them off. However where this movie falters is the ridiculous story. It's riddled with cliches, absurd plot points and ultimately portrays the attempted skinner of puppies as the heroine. The main issue is considering how evil she was, Cruella De Vil shouldn't be a heroine and because of that I struggle to get past this movie. That being said, I still do recommend this movie on account of the story being so absurd that it's honestly rather entertaining.

However wait for August 27th when it becomes free on Disney +