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Journeyman [2018] An British middleweight boxers journey back from a brain trauma, this superbly acted tense drama is worth a watch even if the story itself seems rather too simplified.

Walk Like A Panther [2018] UK comedy pays homage to the 70s Saturday afternoon ITV wrestling show long since gone with the feel of The Full Monty which makes it worth seeing if only out of curiosity, but never really hits the sweet spot to be any good - the trailer is the better than the movie.

Finding Your Feet [2017] Typical British romcom, very predictable but with a top cast where older folk take to dancing to find a new walk in life.

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom [2018] Ultimate popcorn escapist fluff, being milked by Speilberg year in year out. Does what is says on the poster. Expect more to come.

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A Prayer Before Dawn [2017] A brutally stylish prison drama based on the true story of British druggie banged up in a Thai prison who finds a way to beat his habit by competing and winning a prison Muay Thai championship. Worth seeing out on torrent in SD format now.

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Dark River [2018] Superbly gritty psychological drama set in the dales of Yorkshire involving a woman with a dark secret who returns after many years to the farm she was brought up on to fight the tenancy rights with her brother.

Professor Marston and The Wonder Women (2017) Interesting biopic on the origin of the Wonder Woman comic strip character created by a retired professor of psychology and his penchant for perverse sex and the truth that raised eyebrows at the time. The R rated screenplay is a little sugar coated for some tastes but well acted and not your usual super hero caper which makes it worth seeing.

King Lear (2018 TV) A modern day British adaption of the Shakespearean classic, worth watching to see the skills of the cast put to wonders.

Mother![2017] Barely watchable insane thriller, more art house than substance, about a tormented poet in his new home he shares with his latest young wife and countless other visitors he invites.

Tulip Fever [2017] Lightweight 16th century comedy drama, makes easy viewing, set in the time of tulip mania and an old aristocrats young wife who finds a solution to her problems of infidelity with her husbands artist and her blackmailing pregnant maid.

Ready Player One (2018) Set in a futuristic 2045 world of virtual reality, Spielberg has another hit with a nostalgic nod to some of his earlier works thrown in. One for Speilberg fans.

The Post (2017). Political drama revisits the Washington Posts decision to defend its freedom of press rights over the pressure coming from Nixon government that would eventually be engulfed in Watergate. Spielberg again, so predictable and overly melodramatic for some tastes.