Elevation sure does fail in so many areas, and yet still, it has an oddly entertaining charm.

Unstoppable ticks a lot of boxes that you’d want and expect from an uplifting sports drama.

Bread & Roses' tagline speaks louder than the film itself, “Do not forget about Afghan women!”.

Different, extravagant, and magical, Piece by Piece is the documentary you didn’t think you needed to see.

Hit Man is a hit. This slick and sexy comedy romance goes above and beyond what you might expect from your average Netflix film.

Perfect Days is put together so well and so poignantly sweet that it could be deemed as an advertisement for an alternative way of life.

The storytelling within Fallout is so enjoyable and attentive to the detail that you don’t need any previous knowledge to appreciate it.

Disco Boy does offer enough intrigue to pique an interest at least, which does keep you watching.

Spaceman will fall into the abyss of space itself by being one of the most forgetful films to come out this year.

Within The Promise Land is some exquisite storytelling, phenomenal acting, and a plethora of technical qualities that allow it to soar.

You can do so much that really tests the boundaries of this genre, Marmalade experimented and mastered a few of them.

The Kitchen is far from being the finished product, but for a directional debut, it’s a very sturdy first entry for the directing duo.

Animation is the perfect art form to efficiently lift The Peasants story from the pages as best it can.

It blends both terror entertainment with fantastic visuals, as well the psychological warfare it emits onto the characters and the viewers.

The Continental: From the World of John Wick works because it’s different to its parent films and doesn’t attempt to follow suit either.

Gran Turismo is an entertaining adaptation that has the cars, the speed, the excitement, and most surprisingly, the acting.

Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret, does feel slightly old-fashioned but it flourishes through this traditionalism.

There’s a lot of potential that Black Knight fails to achieve which could have put it with the crème de le crème of post-apocalyptic dramas.

There’s enough intrigue in Citadel to at least want to keep watching it after the initial few episodes.

An acquired taste, but it might also be one of the best series of the year just try to forget about its hugely ambiguous ending.