Black Panther is the first Movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe to focus around a person of colour, but not just any person, a superhero that we didn’t know we needed! T’Challa the African Prince who is about to turn king also known as The Black Panther (Chadwick Boseman)
The Greatest Showman is a musical biopic about Phineas T Barnum’s (Hugh Jackman) life and the creation of his great circus, the first spectacle of its kind.
Goddess of Death, Hela (Cate Blanchett), makes her return from exile to take the throne of Asgard, destroying Thor’s (Chris Hemsworth) hammer like it was glass, sending him to the fighting pits of Sakaar where he is delivered to the Grandmaster (Jeff Goldblum) and told his only way out is to fight the champion and win. Based on the storyline of comic Planet Hulk, Thor is forced into becoming a gladiator alongside old buddy the Hulk (Mark Ruffalo).
Goodbye Christopher Robin is based on a story that many people may think they know before going to see the movie, but actually It’s likely to surprise you a little.
Following the rebellion of Replicants a new type has been invented that will serve and not rebel, K (Ryan Gosling) is one of this new breed and works for the LAPD as a ‘Blade Runner’. A Blade Runner is a detective thats operates as more of an Assassin tracking down replicants like the old Nexus 8 models and expiring them. After a routine job where he completes his mission to expire the Nexus 8 model hiding on a protein farm, K finds a box of bones that carry an earth shattering secret. He is then tasked with a new mission one to track down a new prey.
A young boy, Jake Chambers (Tom Taylor), has disturbing dreams about a man dressed in black trying to destroy the world using children and a gunslinger trying to track down the man in black and kill him. He is treated as if he is mentally ill by his mother and less then loving step father, who want him to stop drawing all of the things he sees in his dreams. Never the less his drawings plaster the walls of his bedroom, adorn his sketchbooks and are constantly on his mind.
The story of Dunkirk is a simple one, an intensely emotional journey, but a simple story. Its May 1940 and the Allied forces have been pushed back to the beaches of Dunkirk by the Nazis. The enemy is fast approaching and there looks to be no way home for the 400,000 troops trapped on the french coast. The command goes out for civilian boats of any size to be called into action to cross the channel and help with the evacuation, taking as many men as they can carry.
It is two months after Spider-Man has completed his first mission with the Avengers, or at least half of them, and he is desperate to go on another one. Fifteen year old Peter Parker (Tom Holland) living at home with Aunt May (Marisa Tomei) goes out after every school day helping local residents with such important tasks as giving directions. Telling his slightly rejected friends that he’s at his STARK internship, in fact he even misses out on school activities to keep it up.