It’s tough to take a movie that’s already so solid and expand upon it further in a way that remains faithful to the core concept, something Pixar has struggled with as many of their follow-ups tend to lose sight of what made their initial instalments so timeless. While some missteps were made along the way, Inside Out 2 remains true to what made the first film stand out. 

The new emotions introduced don’t feel as out of place as you might…

To be honest, the more I think about this movie, the more whelmed I feel about it. It's not bad - it's miles ahead of the first film in every way, but it also didn't feel like the grand spectacle that a decade of waiting has built it up to be.

There are definitely aspects of this where Cameron excels, particularly in his efforts at world-building. He is able to take Pandora from a promising if weak proof of concept…

It feels like mid-budget thrillers have really started to oversaturate themselves in the box office these past few years and Drop is certainly no exception.
You’ve seen it before - the lead finds themselves unwittingly caught up in a sinister plot and must play along or face the consequences until they find the right moment to strike.

Amongst its contemporaries, however, there are plenty of areas where this movie is able to land a cut above the rest. Visually, a few…

It only took six films, but Tom Holland spidey has finally grown as a character. I shed tears twice - first when Andrew Garfield showed up and second when Andrew Garfield saved Zendaya from falling to her death. On an unrelated note, Andrew Garfield I am single ❤️

The performances in this film are just incredible, with each Spider-Man brining enough charm and personality from their respective iterations of the character to feel distinct and stand out on their own.…